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But only for packages which are delivered through AusPost. Which if you buy stuff internationally, it mostly isn't. Also, not in a ton of locations.
by will_hughes 9y ago
But only for packages which are delivered through AusPost. Which if you buy stuff internationally, it mostly isn't.
Also, not in a ton of locations.
- ajdlinux 9y agoIDK, the vast majority of my international purchases have been delivered by AusPost - it's actually domestic PC parts shops and eBay sellers that I have the most problems with as a lot of them choose to use companies like Fastway and don't make it clear on their websites who they ship with.
- dpi 9y agoI've had four Amazon packages delivered to Parcel Lockers in the last two months.
- rosege 9y agoI dont think so, I've had everything delivered there and never had an issue. My only exception is if its something where they say no po box - then I havent tried.
- lucaspiller 9y agoIt's the same situation here in Lithuania - various companies have these lockers but it's hit or miss who an international package will be delivered by. Even from Amazon I've had packages delivered by DHL, UPS and regular mail. The post office will give you a forwarding address (for regular mail) that will end up in the locker of your choosing, but you then have to pay €x/package, and the lockers are usually at post offices, so it's not really worth it.