@springyzone wrote:
@papermoon.lady wrote:
Not to mention that other items might be wrong too (just look at all the threads here). Why clothes and changing rooms? I don't know, it sounds like a silly idea to me.
That's very true, there are lots of other items that might be wrong too.
I can't see the scheme being useful for the clothes buying cheaters, as they hope to wear the thing before they send it back.
It seems like a lot of room being set aside at post offices for a service that buyers may not want to use, even if eligible.
The PO that is doing the trial is that cluttered with carp, unless they put the changeroom out the back, where the public don't have access to, there is absolutely NO room to put one in the actual store. People in wheelchairs really struggle to move around in there it's that cluttered. Able bodied people struggle to move around!
The more I think about it, the more I think that it's a service that would be provided by department stores, like Myers, rather than ebay pre loved clothing sellers.
