From 6th January 2025, we will begin rolling out updates to the software on our Pay in Store devices at ParcelShops. As part of this update, you will no longer be able to book or pay for deliveries in-store.
Here's what this means for you:
You can no longer pay for Evri in a Post Office You can still print labels and return parcels using our Pay in Store devices. To book parcel deliveries, you can:Visit your local Post Office in person, where Evri services are available at selected branches Download the Evri App Use our website at Evri.com
This change will take effect from 6th January 2025.
We appreciate your understanding as we continue to improve our services.
We sent you this email because you have used a Pay in Store device within the last 13 months. Please note this is a service message and you remain opted out of our marketing communications.
Evri Limited. Registered in England and Wales. Number 03900782.
They are making it tougher and tougher for small businesses to operate, world-wide. This is one of the clear earmarks of encroaching Globalism, I'm afraid. SFZ
They are making it tougher and tougher for small businesses to operate, world-wide. This is one of the clear earmarks of encroaching Globalism, I'm afraid. SFZ
ReplyDeleteSo do you think the Amazon(s) of this world will muscle in on the small seller action? Might they consider offering a similar service (at a premium?)
DeleteYup, they are SF.
DeleteYou can sell second hand stuff on Amazon already Looey. I used to love selling books on it until it got too complicated.
DeleteEven worse news from eBay tonight! Can't quite believe it!
ReplyDelete