This is a game changer for inflatable/balloon purchases!

[inflatoal47]

Like me, if you live at home and always getting asked what are in your packages or having parents, roommates, or just idiots opening them, or you are just worried, I have a solution… baring mind this only works on next day Amazon purchases (there had to be a catch)

There is something called an Amazon locker, leave the house, go to locker, put in a special code for purchased items, locker will open with your package inside.

I have been able to order tons of things, inflatable suits, balloons, inflatables, without my parents batting an eyelid!

It’s something to really consider if you feel embarrassed or, “what happens if the neighbours see I’ve ordered balloons?”

Hope this helped at least someone get packages safely!

Al

[Steve_inflator]

Re: This is a game changer for inflatable/balloon purchases!

Sounds similar to a post office box.

How much per year for an Amazon locker? The Post office box, for me, was up to $134 per year before I decided not to renew.

[Dust of the Saturn]

Re: This is a game changer for inflatable/balloon purchases!

Since I started using amazon a couple months ago, I always use amazon lockers. In fact I've never ordered anything directly to my apartment, I'm afraid of package theft.

there is no catch though, I don't think the order has to be "next day".

The only requirement I know of, is whether the package is delivered by amazon, and not a third party company. And the other requirement is obviously the size of the package.

So look at the sidebar where it says shipped by and sold by. the shipped by should be amazon.

I have prime and don't pay for the lockers, so I'm not sure if they're entirely free.

[inflatoal47]

Re: This is a game changer for inflatable/balloon purchases!

Sounds similar to a post office box.

How much per year for an Amazon locker? The Post office box, for me, was up to $134 per year before I decided not to renew.

Hi there

Yes it is similar, but usually outside of shops. The locker it’s self is tied to Amazon prime, so if you have prime, it’s all part of the subscription. You do not rent the locker, you simply just share a locker with other prime users, or pay £5 upfront each time you wish to use the locker for packages.

So long story short, if you have prime it’s free, if you don’t have prime it’s £5 fee to use

Al