The courier station self-pickup mode is easy to lose and difficult to retrieve

Recently, when I returned to my hometown, I found two express delivery stations near my home, and the pickup mode became self-pick-up. That is, after the recipient receives the pickup code, he collects the package at the courier station, according to the corresponding shelf number, and then scans it out of the warehouse.

This method greatly reduces the workload of the courier station, but the express mail can be easily picked up or lost by mistake.

I have an express mail, I have not yet picked it up, but it shows that the recipient has signed for it with the pickup code. Go to the express station to inquire, and find that it has been taken away by others. Looking at the monitoring, I saw that it was a lady who picked up the package, but because there was no contact information for her, she could only wait for her to send it back.

The staff of the express station said: If you don't send it back, you can only lose money.

Fortunately, my express mail was a plaster, not valuable, and it was useless to take what was not needed, so it was finally sent back. However, after receiving the shipment, the shipment has been disassembled.

This self-pickup mode of the express station is completely self-conscious, and if someone maliciously takes someone else's express mail, it is very easy. Even if the monitoring is found, it cannot be recovered because there is no contact information. The practice of the express station is to lose money, and the recipient will not accept it and there is no way.

It is estimated that the loss of things happens from time to time in the express station.