Fake 'Tracked' label warning

custardy

ballisticbrian wrote: »

I have no idea?

They scan it and post it through
So its no different from many other services out there

ballisticbrian

So its no different from many other services out there

Let's just rewind a few steps... they take a photo of your front door.

custardy

ballisticbrian wrote: »

Let's just rewind a few steps... they take a photo of your front door.

which other couriers already do

ballisticbrian

which other couriers already do

Why didn't you say so???

custardy

ballisticbrian wrote: »

Why didn't you say so???

sorry but its posted on the forum many times
you posted about them taking a signature too
should i have pointed out other companies take signatures as well?

ballisticbrian

sorry but its posted on the forum many times
you posted about them taking
a signature too
should i have pointed out other companies take signatures as
well?

So what is the point of what you are actually saying then?

custardy

ballisticbrian wrote: »

So what is the point of what you are actually saying then?

you touted the passport "amazing" service as something that should adopted by other carriers(bearing in mind its a courier doing the delivery right now)
where in reality its a system in use by many already(or variables of) and offers nothing extra
well except fro the passports that are misdelivered when nobody is home

the_lunatic_is_in_my_head

Back to the OP, we use these labels and since doing so claims have almost stopped.

The main problems were work addresses, flats (particularly new build) and central London, I get the impression there is a lot of stealing of other people's mail going on, parcels taken from pigeon holes, picked up from on top of mail boxes or in communal areas and post going through the wrong door and just being kept.

Hardcore INR claimants will always know these labels are worthless but they often give themselves away in many different ways (and even if not clear we talk with various competitors about which IDs have been claiming INR), the average person tempted might think twice with the label but our hope in using these is that some random git won't nick our customer's parcels.

We checked with the delivery office and revenue protection, both said OK to use, if Royal Mail wish to stop people using these then they need to stop leaving parcels in unsecured areas or through the wrong door.

ballisticbrian

you touted the passport "amazing" service as something that should adopted by other carriers

Arrr, yes, It's just incredible. You just reminded me how amazing it is.