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Awesome! I think the landing page could do a slightly better job at explaining the problem Luna solves. "Delivering your packages when you're home for the nigh
by RaphiePS 13y ago
Awesome! I think the landing page could do a slightly better job at explaining the problem Luna solves.
"Delivering your packages when you're home for the night" sounds nice, but why would I want my packages delivered at night?
I looked at the blog and it perfectly explained the problem: "How many times have you anxiously awaited a package only to come home and find that dreaded little slip hanging from your front door?"
Why not put that on the landing page?
- kine 13y agoThanks for the feedback, Raphie
- masukomi 13y agoI'd also note that it saves you from those dreaded days when a new iPhone or similarly expensive device is going to be left sitting on your doorstep while you're at work...
- try-finally 13y agoThis. This is the biggest issue in my mind. I would most definitely pay $7 to make sure they don't just leave my $700 new tech on my front step in full view exposed to the elements.
- cylinder 13y agoUPS/Fedex take all the risk when they do that. The driver is taking the chance in order to clear his truck. Unless you authorize it with a signed note, they should not do that. They don't do it in SF or NYC since your doorstep is the street.
- daxelrod 13y agoIs this true even for packages where the sender specified no signature was required?
- cylinder 13y agoYes, you should have the seller file an insurance claim if it goes missing.
- elliottcarlson 13y agoSadly, I've had plenty of items left at my doorstep even when a signature was required. (in NY)
- jessejkaplan 13y agoWe've heard (and experienced) way too many horror stories of packages stolen off NYC doorsteps. Check out Parcel: http://fromparcel.com http://fromparcel.com.