Nope.I was at costco today and saw the CLEVERMADE LOCKING PARCEL BOX for 39.97.
The advertisement stated that you can give the combination to your carriers.
More free work for us unlocking these things.
LockBox
www.clevermade.com
Had a customer tell me the old regular had no issue accepting the code to open the Gate and deliver down at his house (.1 miles).Nope.
No keys, no combos.
Could be an introductory price with limited supply. The price on the link is $149.99. Maybe the internet buy includes a spokesman Drew Brees autographed Nerf football.Why is this cheaper than the big rural box?
Leave it opened and unlocked next to front door.I was at costco today and saw the CLEVERMADE LOCKING PARCEL BOX for 39.97.
The advertisement stated that you can give the combination to your carriers.
More free work for us unlocking these things.
LockBox
www.clevermade.com
Leave it opened and unlocked next to front door.
I'll put parcel in and close it.
I had a customer do that with a garage and a paddle lock.
My guess is that most of us have had at least one customer to something like that.
However, this is not what is being sold and in most cases not what the customer will be buying.
If we look at best case then we will probably not be prepared for worst or normal case situation.
I'm wondering if this is meant to be bolted to something heavy/large?Not really sure why this is considered “clever” since porch pirates can just pick up the clevermade lockbox with parcels inside and bust into it later. If it’s good enough to lock up, must be worth stealing
The details on that ad say that it comes with anchoring bolts so it can be permanently attached to whatever it sits on.I'm wondering if this is meant to be bolted to something heavy/large?
Got stuck in the ice today had 3 cars and Amazon all pass by me since all I needed was a push. I would drop and knock as a courtesy since the neighborhood has been hit with mail theft. Took me ten minutes to get out of the ice. I guess that street doesn’t get that level of service anymore.If the parcel needs to be locked up, they should have the shipper use Signature Confirmation and be home to sign for it, or go to the PO and sign for it. I have customers that have a small mailbox and get Amazon packages that would fit in a medium or large mailbox, but they've said they want me to bring it to the door. Well I have to bring it to the door, but I don't knock or ring the bell. I've had some call and complain, but our clerks tell them to get a big mailbox or have it sent with postage requiring a signature and we will knock or ring the bell for them to sign for it. That shuts them up, because they want the FREE shipping, so they get the FREE service that comes with it - package delivered, no extras.