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Anyone knows what happened to the Amazon parcel lockers in the CommBank in Chinatown? I thought it was only under repair/renovation but the entire locker has been taken down.

Measures 55mm x 40mm x 6mm I've never made a model from scratch before, and was tearing up an information leaflet that was inside a box of prescription meds when I thought the pieces looked like pages from a book. I've seen clips of book binding before and always wanted to try it, so gave it a go in miniature form. 4 pieces sewn to make 8 pages, 4 lots of these made then sewn together to total 32 pages then covered with paper and thin card from an amazon parcel. I debated what to put on the cover and settled on the Book of Shadows from Charmed. I used alcohol markers, a white pencil and white highlighting pen to draw the cover and to colour the edges of the pages to give them an...

I want to share a bad experience I’ve had with ZenMarket regarding an Amazon Japan order. I placed an order on April 10 for 13 units of an item sold on Amazon.co.jp. The item was in stock when I placed the order. Amazon’s estimated delivery was around 1 day, so this should have been a very straightforward domestic delivery to ZenMarket’s warehouse. However, ZenMarket took 8 days to reflect the parcel as received at their warehouse. After that, they informed me that only 12 units had been acquired because the item was supposedly out of stock. But according to the stock history, the item never actually went out of stock during that period, and it is even still available now, only at a...

I’ve saved up ₹25 Lakhs and I’m ready to start a franchise. I’m currently living in a Tier 1 city Hyderabad (west), but my hometown is a Tier 2/3 town. I'm stuck on whether to play it "safe" here or go back home where the costs are lower. I'm mainly looking at DTDC/Blue Dart vs. Amazon/Flipkart DSP, but I’m open to other ideas like Laundry (DhobiLite/Laundrywala) or EV Charging if the logistics game is too much of a grind. The Tier 1 vs. Hometown Dilemma: * Tier 1 City: High volume and premium customers (Blue Dart would do well), but the rent is insane and finding reliable labor is a 24/7 headache. I'm worried the margins will get eaten by "city cos...

I’m from a Tier 3 town in Kerala and planning to work as a delivery partner. Which gives better income in small towns: food delivery or product/parcel delivery? If food delivery is better, which company pays more — Swiggy or Zomato? If parcel delivery is better, which company has more consistent work (more parcels) and better pay — Ekart, Ecom Express, Delhivery, Amazon, DHL/Blue Dart?

Built Certo (getcerto.app) over the past few months. It’s an AI compliance tool for Amazon FBA sellers importing into the EU – covers CE marking, GPSR, importer labels, HS codes, customs prep, all of it. There’s a real deadline driving urgency: the EU is ending the €150 VAT exemption on July 1, 2026, which means every parcel from outside the EU will need formal customs clearance from that date. Sellers who ignore this are going to get shipments blocked. Product is live. The problem I’m solving is real. But I’m hitting the classic early-stage wall: not enough users coming through to validate which tools are actually working and which are confusing. What I’ve tried: Reddit post...

Built Certo (getcerto.app) over the past few months. It’s an AI compliance tool for Amazon FBA sellers importing into the EU – covers CE marking, GPSR, importer labels, HS codes, customs prep, all of it. There’s a real deadline driving urgency: the EU is ending the €150 VAT exemption on July 1, 2026, which means every parcel from outside the EU will need formal customs clearance from that date. Sellers who ignore this are going to get shipments blocked. Product is live. The problem I’m solving is real. But I’m hitting the classic early-stage wall: not enough users coming through to validate which tools are actually working and which are confusing. What I’ve tried: Reddit post...

Built Certo (getcerto.app) over the past few months. It’s an AI compliance tool for Amazon FBA sellers importing into the EU – covers CE marking, GPSR, importer labels, HS codes, customs prep, all of it. There’s a real deadline driving urgency: the EU is ending the €150 VAT exemption on July 1, 2026, which means every parcel from outside the EU will need formal customs clearance from that date. Sellers who ignore this are going to get shipments blocked. Product is live. The problem I’m solving is real. But I’m hitting the classic early-stage wall: not enough users coming through to validate which tools are actually working and which are confusing. What I’ve tried: Reddit post...

I’ve been an Amazon Flex driver, and I love the surprise encounters with lovely pets when I deliver parcels. Are you an Amazon driver as well? Have you ever managed to take any photos of pets while on the job? \#cat #amazon

Malta Overhauls Residual Land Transfer Laws to Resolve Title Disputes · · · 17 April 2026 · · · The Ministry for Culture, Heritage, and Local Government launched new regulations today, 17 April 2026, governing the direct transfer of residual government land parcels. · · · The updated framework amends Legal Notice 232 of 2022, targeting small government-owned strips that are physically incapable of independent development and must be merged with adjacent private sites. · · · The policy shift addresses specific hurdles regarding temporary ground rent (utile dominium), multi-level occupations, and the maximum site dimensions allowed for direct acquisition. · · · Authori...

So I live near Vaishnodevi Circle (Ahmedabad) and own a 2BHK in what is apparently a *“high-security”* gated society. Recently, there was an incident where a delivery guy tried to snatch a chain from a lady who was alone at home. Horrible? Yes. Needs action? Obviously. But what did our society management do? They didn’t improve security. They didn’t add verification. They didn’t increase accountability. Nope. They banned delivery guys from coming to the doorstep. Absolute genius. Now every single resident has to come downstairs to collect parcels. Doesn’t matter if you're in a meeting, sick, elderly, or not even at home — just drop everything and run down like A...

TLDR: Heavy electronics require completely different logistics strategies than clothing hauls. Never ship massive glass PC cases bare; always request reinforced wooden framing from the supplier. A lot of the community is shifting from clothes to buying high-end tech directly from 1688 factories - think massive panoramic tempered glass PC cases or agricultural drones. The price gap is insane (we're talking $40 for a case that is $200 on Amazon). But shipping a 12kg glass box internationally is a nightmare if you just use standard consolidation. Rule #1: The factory packaging is only meant to survive a local Chinese courier truck. It is NOT rated for a flight to LAX and three different ...

**TLDR:** Heavy electronics require completely different logistics strategies than clothing hauls. Never ship massive glass PC cases bare; always request reinforced wooden framing from the supplier. **The Shift to Heavy Tech** A lot of the community is shifting from clothes to buying high-end tech directly from 1688 factories. We're talking massive panoramic tempered glass PC cases or agricultural drones. The price gap is insane (for example, $40 for a case that is $200 on Amazon). **The Logistics Nightmare** However, shipping a 12kg glass box internationally is a nightmare if you just use standard consolidation. **Rule #1:** The factory packaging is only meant to survive a local ...

TLDR: Heavy electronics require completely different logistics strategies than clothing hauls. Never ship massive glass PC cases bare; always request reinforced wooden framing from the supplier. A lot of the community is shifting from clothes to buying high-end tech directly from 1688 factories think massive panoramic tempered glass PC cases or agricultural drones. The price gap is insane (we're talking $40 for a case that is $200 on Amazon). But shipping a 12kg glass box internationally is a nightmare if you just use standard consolidation. Rule #1: The factory packaging is only meant to survive a local Chinese courier truck. It is NOT rated for a flight to LAX and three diff...

Good morning everyone, This is going to seem like a **** question, but my boyfriend and I are moving into a basement suit in a 4plex here in Saskatoon at the beginning of May. We both come from a small town where mail is dropped off at the post office (letters and some parcels), while the remainder is dropped at our door step. We never had to worry about people stealing packages off our porch because of the size and community of our town. We both want to order stuff online, and some of our mail will have to be delivered to Saskatoon. I’m wondering what my options are. Do I put my home address on Amazon for example, and let them deliver to my door? How do I go about getting a PO Box. Our...

Hi everyone, I’m not sure what the correct thing to do is here and wanted some advice. I ordered an item from Amazon (marketplace seller, shipped from China) on 21 February 2026. The estimated delivery window was 6–13 March 2026. The tracking kept showing “connecting flight awaiting transfer”for weeks on the tracking app the seller sent a tracking number for (probably a few weeks) and never updated properly in the Amazon app, only showed "order recieved". Never official dispatched notifications on amazon itself. After the expected delivery date passed, the delivery estimate eventually changed to “delivery date currently unavailable”, which I know usually means the pa...

So I was scrolling Amazon a couple of nights ago and saw this listing for Batman wave 4 for £89.71 working out at around £15 a figure. I thought that can’t be right so did a little research and could see the price has previously been what I would expect so I ordered. I checked the following morning and the price had jumped up around £100. The parcel arrived today and it was indeed a McFarlane sealed case, very happy with my purchase!

So, I had a delivery to a new development. I’m aware this development is operated by car park management who liked to give out tickets but the parcel was so heavy, I couldn’t park on the main road. Thought it would be a quick exchange, boy was I wrong. So I’m buzzing the intercom 3 times, the customer keeps coming on the speaker. I keep shouting Amazon, and they keep hanging up the call. Why don’t you just come downstairs like a normal person? I assume they can’t hear me, I call twice and they keep forwarding the call. So I just left and marked it as undelivered. Have some basic respect. Probs gonna get a ticket now too.

The e-commerce boom in India has fundamentally reshaped the logistics landscape, creating an unprecedented demand for world-class warehousing infrastructure. Among the many fulfillment centers that dot the national map, one project stands out as a true game-changer: **Amazon DEL5**. Developed by **Skymettle**, this massive facility represents a benchmark in industrial construction and a powerful testament to what modern Built-to-Suit partnerships can achieve. **The Scale of Amazon DEL5: India’s Largest E-commerce Fulfillment Centre** When it was built, Amazon DEL5 was the **biggest** [**e-commerce fulfillment centre in India**](https://skymettle.com/amazon-del-5/) a title it held with...