Polish Post - Paczka 24 - Paczka48 - Scam in the name of Services!

In my case, parcels arrive 2 full days after sending, usually. But once I had such an adventure, a week after sending, a gentleman from the post office calls me and asks where I live and asks for two addresses, including mine as the recipient .... it turned out that the package was sent to the address that was not on the parcel. ..

People, start reading the regulations of the postal and courier companies because you have a grudge later.
I used to send a lot of parcels by post and bought shipping insurance for PLN 1, but I have not read that this insurance only covers the value of the parcel up to PLN 100. When you send something valuable, you should enter the value of that something and then the insurance does not cost PLN 1, but a percentage of the value and in the event of damage or loss, the post office pays the full value of the shipment.
The parcel may take a long time due to an incorrectly entered delivery address, I had it once and the parcel arrived by post only after a month because the sender incorrectly entered the zip code and city name.

Somehow, for me, parcels sent by parcel 24 before 2 p.m. arrive on the next day And I send quite a lot

helmud7543 wrote:

I returned to the Polish Post. There is no package, I go to the indicated facility at times convenient for me and pick it up.

Yeah right. If you have a lot of free time, you can walk at convenient times. As I work full-time, I cannot afford convenient hours. When I have to visit PP, I stand in line for 30 - 40 minutes. Two are open for seven positions. On Thursday I got an advice note. On Friday, I visited PP. After standing for 30 minutes, I found out that PP did not know what the postman meant when he left the note. They need to talk to him (her). There is no delivery notice.

For me, the post office is open once a week from 9-20, a bit further I have a Monday-Friday post office open 8 am to 7 pm which I use for "pick up at the point" because unfortunately the frog refuses to receive larger parcels, it absolutely does not interfere with full-time work, unless you are struggling for 12 hours every day.

Madrik wrote:

The effect is that it is almost the norm that the postman is not only often new to the region - high employee turnover. It often has more than one region - labor shortages. There is no additional remuneration for this - very low salaries for quite difficult work.

The good times for the postmen are over, unfortunately. In the past, you had to have connections to get such a job. Now there are no volunteers for this toil, and the requirements of the post office towards the postmen are growing.
Colleagues, let's recall those 15 years back when there were no bank accounts, the postman was a gentleman distributing pensions. There was no person who did not leave the tip for the postman. He had a second salary on the side, and there were many people willing to do this job, and now.
quote from a friend "cuuube"
The postman quit about a year and a half ago

The effect of excess duties in relation to remuneration.

cuuube wrote:

and his deputy who showed up for a while left the alert even when someone was at home

Because he did not take parcels with him, the postman's bag has its capacity, and the advice note weighs much less. If he was a replacement, he probably had more districts.
I agree with the author of the topic that you can no longer rely on PP, especially as we have so many alternative companies to choose from offering the same services.
And the Polish Post - Pack 24 - Pack 48 is just a drink of water.

Hello colleagues. After the priority parcels reached the addressee after eight or even more days, I found-PPT company returned to its old logo from the PPTiT era / lightning and trumpet /. We, from Communications, called it - Fast as lightning, but dumb as a trumpet. There were many other terms, but I will not quote them.
You will surely get from them on time:
- summons from the bailiff
-a summons to court
- some other official letters, even if they are total nonsense
The conclusions have probably already been described, so there is nothing to add.

maurycy123 wrote:

helmud7543 wrote:

I returned to the Polish Post. There is no package, I go to the indicated facility at times convenient for me and pick it up.

Yeah right. If you have a lot of free time, you can walk at convenient times. As I work full-time, I cannot afford convenient hours. When I have to visit PP, I stand in line for 30 - 40 minutes. Two are open for seven positions. On Thursday I got an advice note. On Friday, I visited PP. After standing for 30 minutes, I found out that PP did not know what the postman meant when he left the note. They need to talk to him (her). There is no delivery notice.

I meant the opposite. Work does not allow me to pick up the parcel freely, it also prevents me from predicting where I will be to give the courier the right address. Thanks to the courier of a competing supplier, I had the opportunity to spend some time and do a marathon after a package by visiting several Frogs - it was not 40 minutes but 3 hours. Unfortunately, I did not find the package. I haven't had any problems with PP for the last time, I used to have but those were the times from a dozen or so years ago and from another part of Poland.

I had exactly the same as the author of this post. I complained and what was the surprise when it turned out that the courier 48 is actually just a marketing gimmick. Also, if someone cares about time, I do not recommend this service.

ComTom wrote:

when it turned out that the courier 48 is in fact not just a marketing gimmick.

What is it then?

Yeah, it amused me a bit ... but there is only one problem ... the postman brings the letters, not the parcels (as the name suggests, the courier delivers the parcels) and when the letter is more than 20mm thick, the postman leaves a note so that you can go to the post office yourself because the standard letterbox has a 20mm gap and nothing thicker will enter , and he writes the advice note already at the post office, hehe ... I once ate the postman's advice note that he throws it in when I'm at home because he doesn't want to go upstairs ... He made me realize that if he had such letters that do not fall through their measure, he would have to have a bus because he would not be able to take it ... because it is still weight and dimensions.

So as a joke, it may be funny if it was justified, and as you can see, someone who wrote it has no idea why he has an advice note and not a letter (parcels).

This is the Pathology of the Polish Post.
If it was healthy, letters are letters and then packages are packages, etc.
But not a parcel sent as a letter and then it is impossible to deliver it, and I put a delivery note in the mailbox or not because it is so often that they do not even leave a delivery notice.
And so, yesterday, PP sent me an SMS at 19.16 that the package is waiting for collection, okay, only with the office open until 19.00.

Added after 4 [hours] 47 [minutes]:

And now we are testing the new capabilities of Poczta Polska
Shipment from China,
Dec 02,2019 / 16:00:00 OKECIE, PL / Flight landed in destination country
Nov 29,2019 / 18:00:00 PUDONG, CN / Flight departed from origin country
Nov 28,2019 / 13:55:20 / SHANGHAI, CNDeparted from facility
09:44:28 / SHANGHAI, CN / Processed at facility
06:12:00 / SHANGHAI, CN / Arrive at origin facility
01:09:24 / HANGZHOU, CN / Regional distribution center departed
Nov 27,2019 / 09:28:20 HANGZHOU, CN / Regional distribution center arrived
Nov 26,2019 / 06:39:29 NANJING, CN / Package received
Nov 25,2019 / 07:54:25 CN / Shipment date received

Yesterday it arrived at Okęcie and now we will see how long it will take for these geniuses to deliver the parcel.
5 days with a Chinese and with us? Who is guessing 5 days 10 or 15 or maybe 20

max-bit wrote:

And so, yesterday, PP sent me an SMS at 19.16 that the package is waiting for collection ... well, OK, only with the office open until ... 19.00

And what about it?

max-bit wrote:

And now we are testing the new capabilities of Zas ..na Poczta Polskiek
Shipment from China ...

You sit up, buddy, like a 5-year-old ... you challenge everyone ... that they should not write here ... etc ... maybe you will take something to hold ???, because you will let go ...

max-bit wrote:

Yesterday it arrived at Okęcie and now we will see how long it will take for these geniuses to deliver the package ...
5 days in a Chinese house ... in the Priwislan Country ..?

If you thought about it a bit, you would know that you are not the only one, after that a shipment from abroad always goes to the UC (customs office) and sometimes likes to lie there only then, he goes by mail ... find out how it works and then hang the dogs on everything around, because for now, as you can see, you have a very demanding attitude ... as if you were the navel of the world ...

I have no problems with PP there. Anyway, each carrier has a few unsuccessful deliveries calculated because it is impossible. As if what are parcel lockers. Courier companies are also how you get there. A colleague who mainly sends goods from the warehouse, on average, changes the company every year. And damaged pallets or packages are not counted anymore.

I suspect that the parcel lockers will be too busy soon - the effect of starting cooperation with aliexpress, even if they take over 1/3 of the mail traffic, it looks bad - I can see how much Chinese in the mailman's bag and here one parcel - one box.

They have already shortened the time to collect the package. Sooner or later he will be equal to the Polish post office and that's it.

For me, peace of mind for now, the fact that after that year, when it got a bit of a mess, they made a mess of parcel machines or exchanged for larger ones.

The fact is that a package of 48 does not arrive in 48 hours. Even if someone asks me to send such a package, I say that it is a waste of money and nerves.

paszczakq wrote:

The fact is that a package of 48 does not arrive in 48 hours

Fact; I often get it 24 hours after sending.

this one in 24 hours
I can see it already
Well, maybe it's 1/1000 sometimes
and it happens

max-bit wrote:

this one in 24 hours
I can see it already
Well, maybe it's 1/1000 sometimes
and it happens

I wrote about it above, it happened to me once, when I was still using PP, but it was not always and still.

max-bit wrote:

this one in 24 hours
I can see it already
Well, maybe it's 1/1000 sometimes
and it happens

And buddy, still mine ...
Delivery times for parcels, as shown in the pictures, not 1/1000 .... only regular delivery ... how else can I prove to my colleague ??? How many packages are sent by a colleague 1 a month and he complains ???? Send in a month out of 50, we'll talk.
And not that I would defend Poczta Polska, but by sending 1 a month, you really have a reason to complain.

And what are you doing ?
An example of poverty and despair and what is PP is when I was looking for a package recently and that you know on the general hotline that the package is in the sorting office and nothing else, I tried to talk to someone competent (in this sorting office) so I was looking for some contact and there is no telephone number I took the tactic of a number and calling similar numbers at random (which honestly brought some positive effect) but one of the numbers made me laugh because I reached some department in PP and I ask you if I reached PP yes, you know I'm looking for a number contact the sorting office at ul. (big city) I hear in the receiver ... er .. we have sorting rooms, so where? Witki dropped ... that's how they work .... probably even as you can see, he doesn't know where the helmet is flying.

What's more, in most countries in the world, there are basically no unregistered parcels, every thing that is not the simplest letter has a number because it is a scanned address, read a parcel has a barcode number, so sorting is automatic and simply cheaper faster.
But not in the Polish Post Office, not here.
While the parcel from the sender in such China, along with the flight (to the destination country here, Poland), usually takes several days (well, in extreme cases, 10 days), when it reaches the Polish Post it is already 10+ and sometimes it reaches one and a half during the Polish People's Republic a month or even two in extreme cases (I know because I can see how the packages are going), because even the unregistered ones have a number and you can actually track them (not in Poland).

The fact is that today PP is the worst option. No pluses.
Fortunately, people know it and avoid it as much as possible, which is why most often after the accidental grandparents paying bills (and they went to their senses and pay in points / shops (and even via the Internet, if they do not use their children or grandchildren) because it is faster and cheaper) the wind is blowing there and there are no queues (which was a bane a few years ago).
And it will not be better for this juggernaut, no one will play with it because it does not make sense.
I probably think that it is bad that PP is so managed, but when they have fun, they should fall down and be calm, no one will cry for them.

Buddy, not so radically PP is not perfect but it is also far from the opinion you present, which can also be seen in the posts of other users ?
You don't want, don't use, don't cry ?

There are sometimes problems at PP and couriers, other times there are no problems. But that's not what the topic is about.
As the author of the topic wrote, the name of the service 'Paczka24' or 'Paczka48' subconsciously suggests the time in which the package will be delivered to the recipient. And the regulations and records are useless here - the name clearly suggests the time of delivery; and that's not right anymore. Apparently the name itself was coined by stout heads "how to get a client here without giving him anything new in return". The fact that they deliver on time or faster is their glory, but the name of the service is tricky.

If there was a name such as 'Paczka 11' and 'Paczka 37', no one would take it as a delivery time, just such a name of the service. And swept up. Oh yes? No wonder people get fooled and then spit on PP. And they are right.

Trabi wrote:

There are sometimes problems at PP and couriers, other times there are no problems. But that's not what the topic is about.
As the author of the topic wrote, the name of the service 'Paczka24' or 'Paczka48' subconsciously suggests the time in which the package will be delivered to the recipient. And the regulations and records are useless here - the name clearly suggests the time of delivery; and that's not right anymore. Apparently the name itself was coined by stout heads "how to get a client here without giving him anything new in return". The fact that they deliver on time or faster is their glory, but the name of the service is tricky.

If there was a name such as 'Paczka 11' and 'Paczka 37', no one would take it as a delivery time, just such a name of the service. And swept up. Oh yes? No wonder people get fooled and then spit on PP. And they are right.

Of course, but this is ADVERTISING
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