Does any one know if the postman put it in the open part or put in a slip even though its not registered post ??
best
nick
Wouldnt want my first Moo set to be lost ..
When I first moved in, I didn't realise that there WAS a larger post box behind the locked letterbox, so several items were left in there, and I was anxiously chasing people telling them that their parcels had not arrived!!!
Now receive parcels even more flexibly
Dear Sir or Madam
The wait is over! From today, you can manage the delivery of your parcels yourself. Choose an option for your parcel as soon as it is announced or is out for delivery to your address. To do so, use the “My consignments” online service.
You are not at home on the scheduled day of delivery? Then determine a day (Monday to Saturday) when the parcel should be delivered. Would delivery in the early morning or in the evening suit your planning better? Then arrange early or evening delivery. Would you like to receive your parcel at another address or a PickPost point? Swiss Post will also fulfil this wish for you.
The new services supplement the previous options of depositing, delivery to a neighbour or to an upper floor. Many services can be combined with one another. Would you like to arrange for your parcels to be deposited permanently or indicate preferred days for delivery? Define these as permanent settings. Information at www.swisspost.ch/my-consignments
As you can see, receiving parcels flexibly is quite easy.
We will ensure your parcels arrive safely.
Swiss Post
It’s the evening delivery (5pm to 8pm) you need to watch out for. CHF20!
Seriously?! It's interesting how you seem to expect everybody to go out of his way for free (may it be electricity in restaurants or overtime of post-staff). You're some kind of blue-blood descent? (Even their staff gets payed since slavery was abolished).
Seriously? I never said I expected that or anything else to be free. Merely pointing out that if you want an evening delivery it’s not free - which is what most people would probably expect these days.