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Of note for non-Canadians - those big compartments at the bottom are "shared". If you get a package that can fit in one that doesn't require a signature, the m
by slantyyz 13y ago
Of note for non-Canadians - those big compartments at the bottom are "shared".
If you get a package that can fit in one that doesn't require a signature, the mail carrier will drop the package in there and put its key in your mail compartment. After you pick up your package, you drop the key off in the outbound mail slot at the top of the box. It's very convenient.
- code_duck 13y agoThey do the same thing in the US at apartment buildings, subdivisions, even some streets with single family houses.
- cylinder 13y agoNot just a Canadian thing. I grew up with one of these in a typical sprawling Texas suburban development built in the 1980s. Now my parents live in much older suburb and have home delivery.
- johnchristopher 13y agoWhat happens if you don't return that key ? Can you easily make a replica to get the package of the next deliveries ?