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okcthunder22 05-04-2012 09:39 AM

post office pickup
 
i want to buy something from amazon or ebay-parcel gift
and dont want it to ship to my house since its a gift. the person lives with me. i just want to pick it up at the post office

is this possible. i dont even want to give me a slip in the mail just to call me when it arrives and i pick it up at a shoppers or local post office
does anyone now i can do this and how much

pastarocket 05-04-2012 12:15 PM

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Originally Posted by okcthunder22 (Post 7908921)
i want to buy something from amazon or ebay-parcel gift
and dont want it to ship to my house since its a gift. the person lives with me. i just want to pick it up at the post office

is this possible. i dont even want to give me a slip in the mail just to call me when it arrives and i pick it up at a shoppers or local post office
does anyone now i can do this and how much


Yes, it is possible to pick it up at the post office only if you already rent a mail box at a postal outlet. It costs an average of 70 to 80 bucks per month to rent this mail box from Canada Post. Rental is for a minimum of three months.

I'm giving you this information from a reliable source; my parents who retired from the post office recently. Their advice to you is to wait for the courier's slip in the mail to pick up the parcel from your nearest postal outlet.

It's definitely not worth it for you to rent a mail box for the minimum three month duration from Canada Post for about 70 to 80 bucks per month.

One other thing. Post office outlets at your 7 Eleven or inside other retail stores will not call you to pick up your stuff. Callback to customers is not a job duty for those clerks. They are very busy helping customers that go to the outlet.

BossFrancis 05-04-2012 01:02 PM

Maybe send it to your neighbours and ask for permission beforehand. Or use this service you send to the place and pick it up at another location. Forgot what it was called and can't find it. It was under $10 for a single package.

blum2001 05-04-2012 01:48 PM

have it mailed to your workplace... That's what I would do.


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