FAQ's - Claims




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Questions

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Q. What are your office hours?

Q. What is your telephone number?

Q. Can I make an insurance claim for damage?

Q. How do I make a claim?

Q. How long do claims generally take?

Q. Is glass and ceramics insured?

 

Answers

Q. What are your office hours?

Answer: Monday to Friday 08.30am to 16.30pm. Saturday & Sunday closed.
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Q. What is your telephone number?

Answer: Rapid response is what you (our valued client) and P4D desire. This makes an efficient service.
We are a 100% Internet Company. Email support is answered rapidly within normal office hours.

Telephone support really does slow down the response rate dramatically, which is the reason we do not offer a telephone service. Rest assured, if we needed to contact you by telephone, in an absolutely necessary situation, we will.

We also operate a LIVE CHAT system which can be found on our booking pages and is active during office hours.
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Q. Can I make an insurance claim for damage?

Answer: Yes. Please check our terms and conditions to ensure you are eligible to claim. Scroll straight down to headers Delay / Damage / Loss and Insurance & Claims
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Q. How do I make a claim?

Answer:

All claims must be brought to us via email to info@p4d.co.uk within 10 days of receipt. Please state your P4D order/tracking number and a detailed description of the claim/complaint. Allow 2 working days for us to review all details of the claim before we contact you.
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Q. How long do claims generally take?

Answer: You must allow up to 6 weeks for us to resolve your claim although payout's for delayed parcels usually get paid out within a few days of receiving your claim. Damaged and Lost parcels can take 3 to 6 weeks depending on evidence provided by the claimant. On rare occasions usually when there are mitigating circumstances it can be considerably longer.
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Q. Is glass and ceramics insured?

Answer: No. Please see our terms for a full list of items we cannot cover.
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