Delivery points are staffed shops and lockers that accept packages for you. Learn how pickup points work, why they beat porch delivery, and find one nearby.
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What De Livery Point Does
Explains delivery points — staffed shops and lockers that accept parcels on your behalf — and helps you find, choose, and use one so packages stop vanishing from doorsteps.
Locate lockers and staffed pickup counters near home, work, or your commute.
Parcels wait behind a locker door or a counter, not on a doorstep in the rain.
Many lockers are 24/7, so night-shift workers and travelers pick up when it suits them.
How to set a pickup point as your delivery address at the big retailers and carriers.
Most points take returns too — drop the box where you collect, label guides included.
How shops earn foot traffic by becoming a pickup point, and what hosting involves.
How De Livery Point Works
Choose a locker or counter that sits on your daily route — the best point is one you pass anyway.
Select the pickup point at checkout or use the address setup guide for your retailer.
Get notified on arrival, then open the locker or show your code at the counter whenever you're ready.
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A staffed shop counter or self-service locker that receives parcels addressed to you and holds them securely until you collect, usually with an ID or a one-time code.
Often it's free or cheaper than home delivery, since carriers save money delivering many parcels to one stop. Any fee is shown at checkout.
Commonly around 5 to 10 days depending on the carrier and location — you'll get a reminder before it's sent back.
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