Ishipping have reduced their prices for the dle and A5 sized handibags....and it sure is a lot cheaper than TM's November BAC discount. TM had $6.56 for A5 handibag...Ishipping have it $4.90 My question is...if Ishipping can negotiate cheap prices with courier post, how is it that TM can't get cheaper prices? Or do they just pocket the extra discount!
I heartily agree with what Flossy said on her first post.
Last month I sent a parcel with a paid tracking ticket, it was picked up by the courier post driver. It was addressed to a # in Bell Street, Otaki, Wellington 5512. It was actually delivered to the same # in Bell Road, Orakei, Auckland on 21 November. (Driver obviously can't read.) I had put an inquiry in through the nz post website - received an email in return with a case number and "we will contact you within 2 days." To date, they have never contacted me! I have had to ring them twice to find out what's going on. The last update was 2 weeks ago..the file had been handed to an investigat...
Hi T, You can set up to have your parcel go to either a NZ Post outlet or to a Woolworths store. Check out here: https://www.nzpost.co.nz/personal/receiving/delivery-options/collect-my-parcel
Hi Jennie, Does your Inbox on your hotmail account not have 2 inboxes? Because the ones that have hotmail.com have a "Focused" inbox and an "Other" inbox. The "focused" inbox is mainly for general emails, but the "other" inbox is mainly for emails advertising something. Yet the hotmail account ending in hotmail.co.nz doesn't.
In previous 2 weeks, I've had no sales at all! Very unusual. This week have sold 5 books. I think my books are rather cheap compared to the big book sellers, but maybe buyers are put off by buying, due to a NZ book store having problems with their books not arriving from Oz.
Me too, Danny. Seems everyone is feeling the pinch.
Having worked for NZ Post for 25 years, other courier companies besides courier post didn't have access to po boxes or private bags. The only access agreement was for letters.
Unfortunately, if it has dragged on this long, NZ Post aren't going to pay out as the item sent was prohibited, but then under the restricted list, they can be sent - see below: https://www.nzpost.co.nz/personal/sending-in-nz/restricted-prohibited-items#restricted-items Because the package arrived broken, obviously wouldn't have survived a 1.2m drop - and that's one of the conditions in sending a painting. Was the parcel sent by courier post or just by parcel post? If the parcel was sent by parcel post, the seller's not going to get anything as the painting was worth more than $250. I wo...