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Dolphin Movers

Posted: Sun 11 May 2014 10:47 am
by Fesenjan123
Does anyone have any feedback about this company? We are looking to have some boxes brought over from the UK. Nothing too big, just household items, and are looking for recommendations

Re: Dolphin Movers

Posted: Mon 12 May 2014 8:50 am
by pc4854
Kebelic Transport at Lapta do a van run UK to TRNC on a regular basis and they charge about £50 per box or case. I have used them twice and they are well worth using. Only two things to bear in mind are 1. You may have to take your boxes to their depot in Peckham in London and 2. they operate when the van is full, so it maybe a month or two before your goods arrive. On the two occasions I have used them no damage was caused to my goods and there does not seem to be any problem with import duty. Their UK number is 00447956962349 and TRNC is 05338602589.

Re: Dolphin Movers

Posted: Mon 12 May 2014 4:18 pm
by suel5
Friends have recently used them and had an awful experience with them. Cost them a lot of money too!

Re: Dolphin Movers

Posted: Tue 13 May 2014 5:05 am
by Royalcorpsoftranspor
suel5 wrote:Friends have recently used them and had an awful experience with them. Cost them a lot of money too!
Is that Dolphin, or Kebelic Tpt ?

Re: Dolphin Movers

Posted: Tue 13 May 2014 7:40 am
by suel5
Dolphin

Re: Dolphin Movers

Posted: Tue 13 May 2014 1:55 pm
by Owl Lady
If my memory serves me right, wasn't it a Dolphin ferry that sank a few years ago, on the way to here?
There was a big court case,as at first the company denied that the ferry was an old Mersey ferry. That boat had been declared unsafe to cross the river Mersey. Eventually it was proven that was the truth and the company fined.

Re: Dolphin Movers

Posted: Fri 16 May 2014 6:56 am
by Lovelife
We used Dolphin last Oct/Nov and did not have any problems.

They transported our 100 boxes, picked them up from our home in the UK took them to their base in the UK weighed, measured them and gave our final cost which was not much more than the quote they gave us, given on the information we provided about our goods we wanted transporting.

Our goods were transported overland from the UK to Turkey then ferry to the TRNC and should have taken about 12 days, but due to Bayram got held up in the backlog in Famagusta customs, only by a few days. Our goods were checked and delivered to our villa the following day.

If we emailed the company in the UK they always replied and if we went into the local office here with any questions they were always happy to help. The agent at Famagusta was efficient and very helpful.

We bought our own insurance as the Dolphin quote was as much to insure as it was to transport our goods!
Good luck
LL

Re: Dolphin Movers

Posted: Fri 16 May 2014 7:28 am
by Royalcorpsoftranspor
Thank you Lovelife,
It is always good to hear positives on here.

Re: Dolphin Movers

Posted: Tue 27 May 2014 7:29 am
by soyelcin
I have sent a case with Ramadan from london. He should have been in Cyprus weeks ago. No answer from home and mobile telephone. Does anyone know if he is here?

Re: Dolphin Movers

Posted: Tue 21 Jun 2016 1:26 pm
by nick.sinclair72
Hi we have just used Dolphin,and could not have had it all go any better.The team they sent to our house in Essex were superb.everything went in the containerin 3.00hours.It arrived here exactly when they said it would,and another team of 4 lads unloaded it it 1 hour.They put everything where we wanted ,and nothing was damaged.
we had hickup with customs over a generator we brought with us,but the shipping guys sorted it out .
All in all,we can not fault Dolphin.

Re: Dolphin Movers

Posted: Wed 22 Jun 2016 1:40 pm
by Dalartokat
We used Dolphin when they were called Aerofreight Cargo, we packed all out things ourselves in UK, but unfortunately when they arrived in TRNC, we knew some things had been rearranged and were damaged. We claimed on the insurance taken out with the company and had no problem with the claim, despite people telling us we would never have a successful claim.

We used Vargan as the agent in Famagusta and was excellent and delivery of our container to Ozankoy, although getting the lorry through at that time proved to be a nail biting experience, was ok.

I have always recommended that people get all the information of the shipping details, Bill of Lading, what ship is being used and all the insurance details. Photographs of any damage to goods. Ask also will your container be shared with someone else.. These details are needed to make a claim.

On our return to UK we used Euromed and they were excellent also and there was no damage back to Felixstowe, although the ship did not sail until fully laden which took 6 weeks to arrive, something at the time I was not made aware of, so another question to ask.

Re: Dolphin Movers

Posted: Tue 23 Aug 2016 6:41 am
by fxtrnc
i have used Hire it overland they ship through TNT

Re: Dolphin Movers

Posted: Tue 23 Aug 2016 7:22 am
by gates
olaytrans are the best i used them and they helped with lots more things than just the move

Re: Dolphin Movers

Posted: Tue 23 Aug 2016 7:22 pm
by PapaBravo
This is all good info - thanks.

Re: Dolphin Movers

Posted: Mon 02 Jan 2017 2:43 pm
by Spiceisnice
We used Dolphin and they done exactly what they offered and we had no problems at all. A

Re: Dolphin Movers

Posted: Tue 03 Jan 2017 12:10 pm
by jayceebee
gates wrote:olaytrans are the best i used them and they helped with lots more things than just the move
We used Olaytrans as the receiving agents here in TRNC when we shipped over 60 boxes from Oman in June last year. Excellent service from the offices in Gazimagusa and Lefkosa. Delivery was prompt and nothing was damaged.

Re: Dolphin Movers

Posted: Mon 06 Feb 2017 3:52 pm
by Jane M
I used Olaytrans in Famagusta as my import agents. Absolutely excellent. They kept me informed about where my container was, helped me through the customs procedure, did a dry run in a car to make sure they could get the container lorry round the bend into my road and into my drive, unpacked and put the boxes where they needed to go and then returned for the packing materials. Cannot rate them highly enough and have no hesitation in recommending them.

Re: Dolphin Movers

Posted: Tue 07 Feb 2017 1:21 pm
by gates
you cant beat olaytrans why anybody bothers with the rest i dont know but i do know some nightmares from people using others

Re: Dolphin Movers

Posted: Wed 08 Feb 2017 12:23 pm
by Catlover
A friend recently used Dolphin movers - a disaster for breakages and cost a fortune.
I am sure Dolphin will say it was not their fault but the fault of local packers - but these packers were recommended by Dolphin.

I used Euromed when we moved out here and they were SUPERB!
Highly recommend them and the packing in the UK was brilliant - no breakages! from 146 packages.
Follow this link:
http://euromed-uk.com/moving_to_cyprus.php