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Let the receiver choose the pickup point. In Denmark it's usually possible to choose the pickup point in the checkout flow when ordering. In that way I can take
by teglsbo 7y ago
Let the receiver choose the pickup point. In Denmark it's usually possible to choose the pickup point in the checkout flow when ordering. In that way I can take my business elsewhere, if I don't like service.
- MrBuddyCasino 7y agoSame in Germany. There is usually no problem at all with picking up parcels.
- majewsky 7y agoAt least not on the level of "package is badly damaged" or "package gets lost/stolen". There's still the issue of limited opening hours which is a hard issue for people who are working themselves during business hours. Also, the delivery companies that are not DHL have quite sparse pickup locations, which means more time lost on commuting.
- Symbiote 7y agoI think most kiosks and other locations that serve as pickup/drop-off spots have better hours than the delivery driver. They tend to open at around 7:00, and close at 18:00 or 19:00, which is much easier to schedule around than a driver who might deliver between, say, 7-17.
- pengstrom 7y agoWe have the same system in Sweden and it works very well.