CollectorParcels (PokeParcels)

Closed.The website no longer loads.

What's in the box: Boxes were built around trading cards, most likely Pokémon with possibly some sports cards, but the exact contents can no longer be checked now that the site is offline.

CollectorParcels, which also traded as PokeParcels, appears to have closed, and its website at pokeparcels.com no longer loads. Anyone looking for a card subscription today should treat it as unavailable and look elsewhere. When it was running, it was a UK based box for trading card fans. The PokeParcels name points to a focus on Pokémon cards, and the later CollectorParcels name suggests it widened its range to other collectible and sports cards. The idea behind boxes like this is simple: a parcel arrives on a regular schedule with sealed packs or loose cards, so collectors get the fun of opening product without picking every item themselves. With the site gone, there is no way to confirm what plans it offered, what they cost, how often boxes shipped or what a typical parcel held. There is also no working way to contact the company, check an existing order or manage a subscription through its own pages. If you were a subscriber, check your bank or card statements for any recurring payments and cancel them through your card provider or payment service if needed. If you liked the idea, other UK card box services are still running, and buying sealed product from established retailers is a reliable alternative.