What did the postman bring today

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Steve.

stiffsteve204me wrote: More to follow.

Steve.

That Dynax - the UC - is what I have been using and it is superb. It seems to go a long way too.

What is wrong with the royal mail that they will only tell you where your tracked package is once they have attempted to make a delivery? Weird.

It depends on the service that the sender has paid for. Standard signed for is only tracked at signature.

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Lambert wrote: What is wrong with the royal mail that they will only tell you where your tracked package is once they have attempted to make a delivery? Weird.

I am with you on this. I would love it if all couriers gave a one hour window of delivery time and if I could see where a driver is . I have downloaded apps supposedly to do this and they often don't work. I think DPD is the one that works best followed by UPS. If one courier can do it they all can!!

I used to dislike Hermes but now the one I like the least is royal mail. I have a lot of stuff delivered now I am living away from real shops and many times it is royal mail and I can honestly say their tracking is the pits. Hermes has got its act together in the last few years and I do rate them. I feel that royal mail is not keeping up.

Worst is when RM stuff goes via a London centre from a UK but Chinese seller. RM systems run in arrears and is often a day late.

Lambert wrote: What is wrong with the royal mail that they will only tell you where your tracked package is once they have attempted to make a delivery? Weird.

The tracking is for the benefit of the seller, as they are responsible for the goods, until delivered.



Steve.

That's fine but if I'm expected to sign for the package I could probably do to know when to be at home to sign for it? Cos I absolutely love having to fight the traffic down into town to get to the sorting office in the 3 plank times a week it is actually open.

stiffsteve204me wrote:

The tracking is for the benefit of the seller, as they are responsible for the goods, until delivered.



Steve.

That's just one way of looking at it. However I see it differently.

DPD definitely seem to be the best for accurate tracking. Tracking for a sender really only needs to show if/when it was delivered, but for the receiver more granular tracking allows you to plan your day around parcels.

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And after all the pointless tracking numbers the post office left them by my front door and didn't even leave me a card or anything. Still. No harm, no foul.

A rhinoceros. :ohmy:


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Steve.

stiffsteve204me wrote: A rhinoceros. :ohmy:


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Steve.

Crate or basket?:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: