https://www.thetimes.com/business-money ... -v5l06ws9x
Article is hidden behind a paywall but the headline tells us all you need to know, shocking really that RM have allowed Inpost to our manoeuvre them, now any DO next to PO will have a big new yellow Inpost locker in front of their building!!
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Post Office to offer pick-up and drop-off parcel lockers From next month, in deal with Polish-based group InPost, lockers will be installed outside hundreds of Post Offices
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TopperGas
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Post Office to offer pick-up and drop-off parcel lockers From next month, in deal with Polish-based group InPost, lockers will be installed outside hundreds of Post Offices
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yellowbelly
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Re: post-office-offer-pick-up-drop-off-parcel-lockers
RM kicked it off as far as I recall, they brought in the 2nd delivery attempt thereby denying smaller PO's the fee that they got paid for customers picking up their parcels, then doing collection on delivery charging less postage and denying the same PO's even more revenue. Reap what they sow.TopperGas wrote: ↑21 Sep 2025, 10:47https://www.thetimes.com/business-money ... -v5l06ws9x
Article is hidden behind a paywall but the headline tells us all you need to know, shocking really that RM have allowed Inpost to our manoeuvre them, now any DO next to PO will have a big new yellow Inpost locker in front of their building!!
Local supermarkets all over have lockers now.
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ted_e_bear
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Re: post-office-offer-pick-up-drop-off-parcel-lockers
Perhaps royal mail could have say a section of the building open to the public during the day when someone is there like the Dom support or the manager, they could pick up and drop off parcels without having to faff about with a locker.
Oh wait.....
Oh wait.....
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SkiSunday
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Re: post-office-offer-pick-up-drop-off-parcel-lockers
The bigger picture here is Danny will be asset stripping the business, then dividing up RM and selling off the separate portions to the highest bidders.
It's just business. Human beings haven't been a commodity since the days of slavery. Land, fleet, information etc all still are and fair game.
It's just business. Human beings haven't been a commodity since the days of slavery. Land, fleet, information etc all still are and fair game.
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TopperGas
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Re: post-office-offer-pick-up-drop-off-parcel-lockers
I can't recall Local Collect numbers dropping post the 2nd delivery attempt that move just killed off the need for CSP's, but given the likes if Amazon do it it was hardly an unusual move.yellowbelly wrote: ↑21 Sep 2025, 11:51RM kicked it off as far as I recall, they brought in the 2nd delivery attempt thereby denying smaller PO's the fee that they got paid for customers picking up their parcels, then doing collection on delivery charging less postage and denying the same PO's even more revenue. Reap what they sow.TopperGas wrote: ↑21 Sep 2025, 10:47https://www.thetimes.com/business-money ... -v5l06ws9x
Article is hidden behind a paywall but the headline tells us all you need to know, shocking really that RM have allowed Inpost to our manoeuvre them, now any DO next to PO will have a big new yellow Inpost locker in front of their building!!
Local supermarkets all over have lockers now.
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yellowbelly
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Re: post-office-offer-pick-up-drop-off-parcel-lockers
Sorry, perhaps should have been more explicit - was referring to our SPDO's attached to PO's where posties used to bring back failed first deliveries rather than the Local Collect aspect. The PO staff I've spoken to when I've visited SPDO's say it made a huge, huge difference to their workload and revenue. As well as loss of revenue in the PO's from walk in trade when collecting a parcel and the revenue from dealing with the transaction, staff reductions were also made.TopperGas wrote: ↑21 Sep 2025, 14:36I can't recall Local Collect numbers dropping post the 2nd delivery attempt that move just killed off the need for CSP's, but given the likes if Amazon do it it was hardly an unusual move.yellowbelly wrote: ↑21 Sep 2025, 11:51RM kicked it off as far as I recall, they brought in the 2nd delivery attempt thereby denying smaller PO's the fee that they got paid for customers picking up their parcels, then doing collection on delivery charging less postage and denying the same PO's even more revenue. Reap what they sow.TopperGas wrote: ↑21 Sep 2025, 10:47https://www.thetimes.com/business-money ... -v5l06ws9x
Article is hidden behind a paywall but the headline tells us all you need to know, shocking really that RM have allowed Inpost to our manoeuvre them, now any DO next to PO will have a big new yellow Inpost locker in front of their building!!
Local supermarkets all over have lockers now.
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SkiSunday
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Re: post-office-offer-pick-up-drop-off-parcel-lockers
CSPs have been eliminated now. You are expected to deliver the packet on the second attempt. Even if you are on a Multi storey ridden walk... 