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Simple and a life saver. I'll be signing up as soon as this comes to NYC. I get most things shipped to the office to avoid sitting around at home, but sometime
by potatolicious 13y ago
Simple and a life saver. I'll be signing up as soon as this comes to NYC.
I get most things shipped to the office to avoid sitting around at home, but sometimes you get an item that's just too big - those items also tend to be more expensive, making the $6.99 thing more palatable. I hope their numbers account for this effect (i.e., disproportionately large packages).
Dealing with USPS pickup slips is the sort of pain I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy.
- kine 13y agoThanks! Office deliveries are still a pain too, they sit at your desk because you're likely busy after work. Coming to NYC soon!
- samspenc 13y ago> Coming to NYC soon! Great to hear! Another vote for NYC. :)
- untog 13y agoAmazon Lockers have saved me numerous times. So very convenient, and I hope to see them expand a lot more than they already have.
- mimiflynn 13y agoCan't get a TV delivered to an Amazon locker and its hard to get large electronics out of most office buildings without security needing to clear it with your employer. Amazon Lockers have been great though, although better when they were in Staples instead of 7/elevens.
- alwillis 13y agoAre there delievery lockers (Amazon or others) in the Boston area? I've looked and can't seem to find anything. Seems like this would be a natural here.
- potatolicious 13y agoGenerally speaking Lockers only accept boxes small enough that I'd get them shipped to work anyways. Also sadly there aren't that many Lockers in lower Manhattan :( Definitely none within walking distance of me... and taking the subway to get your package seems to defeat the point of Lockers. Hopefully Amazon expands the Lockers program.