Rum Runners Delivery Review.

Rum Runners Delivery is a service in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan that will deliver booze for you and bring it to your door. This is great for people like me who don't own a car and don't want to wait a week till I can get a ride and it's less money than taking a cab to the liquor store. It's also good for when you are having a bit of fun and want to continue the party without driving with a few drinks in you. They do Debit as well, so it's all good when you done got no cash.

I rate the service 10/10. It's not a big price to pay and they are never that long. Their phone number is (306) 690-2389. Click the link above for hours of operation.

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