>Be eurofag >Buy something online >Wait patiently all day for the mailman >Have to go take a piss >*knock* *knock* >Run to the door >A little note saying your package is here, come pick it up at the post office
>not being delivered at relay point What the fuck is a relay point?
Thomas Rodriguez
What would happen in the US? The mailman waits for your return?
Elijah Carter
>Be Amerifag >Order something >Mailman delivers it >that's it
Jackson Moore
The same happens here usually. Its just DHL or so that need a signature. They send you an e-mail so you can tell them when you're home. And btw what happens if the package is larger than the mailbox?
Ethan Nguyen
>And btw what happens if the package is larger than the mailbox? Leave it by the door
>leave it by the door >but complains earlier in the topic european neighboors could steal the package
Juan Long
Most Euro cunts are civilized, so no.
Connor Russell
I often have them deliver it to the post office in the first place. Post offices in this regard are supermarekts and convenience stores. It's better than having to worry about being home or trying to get your package from some perma stoner neighbour.
Xavier Brown
Yeah but in some places by the door would mean on the sidewalk. I mean someone will steal your package. And what prevents you from saying you didn't receive the package? I think thats why you have to sign here
Ryan Russell
Nothing gets delivered to your door in Sweden unless you ask for it to be delivered to your door, but even that's usually not impossible. Like the frog said it gets delivered to a relay point, like a 7-eleven, supermarket or something similair, where you then go to pick it up. Much smarter system than leaving it ouside your house.
Joseph Phillips
They don't do this in America? You either get a note on the door here if you aren't home, or a note in the mailbox telling you to pick up package at the post office.
Yes it's true. >waiting for package to arrive >living on the 3rd floor >hear door bell ring >5 seconds later I open the door >nobody there >look out of my window >nigger postman is already in his car and about to drive away >have to go to local ICA to pick it up
Fucking speedy kenyans man
Gavin Davis
>be american >order newer smartphone >delivered in front of your door on the pavement >package is stolen >complain to delivery company >[you'd better be there cunt] >complain to police station >get shot
Mason Russell
>get shot
Noah Foster
Sometimes they don't even knock here, just drop the notice and leave.
Kevin Ramirez
same here, must be shitalian thing
Lucas Garcia
>be somalian >order a new chunga bunga tunga >???? >die of hunger
Nathaniel Harris
One way to know; do they sometimes leave packages behind your door without bothering ringing the doorbell?
Landon Smith
just the chinese stuff
Carter Brown
What about bending envelops that have a huge ass "DO NOT BEND" written on them, and then shoving them into the letter box?
Carson Collins
it's called "stop pissing and buzz them in"
Ian Barnes
prefer if they did this because i dont like knocking for the neighbours
Joshua Nelson
there are 3 options in my cunt >straight to door you get a text/mail telling you what time they'll be arriving (circa), and you can choose to respond if it's a bad time for you. If you do not respond when they arrive, they will normally send the package to your nearest pickup point (like a kiosk inside a store, or one of those large package cabinet things). However, you can ask them to deliver to your neighbor instead, or if you have a garage/other unlocked place that's safe, you can ask them to put it there. >straight to pickup point you go to a pickup point, like I said earlier, typically a kiosk or a package cabinet >pick up from store you have to go and pick the product up from their own store, might be useful if you need the product immediately, never used it myself desu
Levi Ortiz
Yeah?
Caleb Morgan
Certain letters and all types of packages requires the recipient to sign that the package was delivered and handed to the recipient instead of "flung in the general direction of the recipient's house"
Oliver Cook
>and all types of packages do they make you sign for the chinese stuff too?
Caleb White
Free 3-month-to-arrive-china-mailâ„¢ packages are unregistered, so no, theyre like regular letters
But when I order something with delivery by DHL I do sign.
Jeremiah Myers
>Be American >Order something >Package takes a lot more time to come than it should >The mailman finally comee >Rush to the door to get your package >Package either got stolen or the mailman took back the package because you weren't there I fixed it
Lucas Powell
>An american making fun of EVROPAN package services