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The Courier Guy Consistently Delivers Above and Beyond

On Thursday 30 May 2024 at 2:45 pm Straton Prepaid despatched a parcel from their offices in Gqeberha to another business offices in Johanneburg via parcel delivery service provider, The Courier Guy. The item despatched went door to door ordinary delivery – NOT ‘express’ or ‘overnight’ or ‘urgent’ or any of those other words used …

On Thursday 30 May 2024 at 2:45 pm Straton Prepaid despatched a parcel from their offices in Gqeberha to another business offices in Johanneburg via parcel delivery service provider, The Courier Guy.

The Courier Guy.

The item despatched went door to door ordinary delivery – NOT ‘express’ or ‘overnight’ or ‘urgent’ or any of those other words used to justify an increased courier fee.

At 9:45 am on Friday 31 May 2024, the purchaser of the Replacement UIU for a prepaid water meter alerted Straton Prepaid that his parcel had been delivered.

Frankly this type of quick service from The Courier Guy has become the norm rather than the exception and we can only thank The Courier Guy for exemplary service and pray that it will last long whilst they prosper.

By the way – the UIU was the last one that Straton Prepaid have in stock whilst we wait for the factory to catch up and send more – that wait we measure in months!

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