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Back when I lived in Seattle, I had Amazon packages delivered to an Amazon Locker precisely because issues like this. Even when I am at home, it is difficult fo
by hosh 9y ago
Back when I lived in Seattle, I had Amazon packages delivered to an Amazon Locker precisely because issues like this. Even when I am at home, it is difficult for the delivery person to ring up at the doorbell.
- voltagex_ 9y agoIn Australia, Amazon outsourced the lockers to "ParcelPoint", which I believe is a Toll company. The issue is they haven't updated their locker addresses here for years, and I found out the hard way that at least two addresses near me had stopped accepting Amazon packages.
- rosege 9y agowhy not use auspost parcel lockers?
- voltagex_ 9y agoCan you guarantee that Amazon's delivery partner, iParcel, won't use a courier which is silently blocked by AusPost? (I have been using the AusPost ones and I'm having more luck than I used to). Seriously - if AusPost don't want to accept a delivery they won't even let you know, it's just returned to sender.
- rosege 9y agoI've never had that happen and have had lots of deliveries from both ebay sellers and amazon. Everything has always been delivered