Srfcsean wrote: » Looks like a complete **** show from an post they had since March to sort out stuff knowing all shops were shut , of course everyone was gonna go online , they need put up messages on there site saying they have backlogs of over a week simple as that , but it’s a complete **** show
Darc19 wrote: » April they were doing about 1.2m/week. Last black Friday they did 1.3m for the week No one could forecast the 3.5m they did last week. They have capacity of 3.2m because they DID invest in technology (two fully automated centres)
Srfcsean wrote: » They new this was coming and weren’t ready for it , they need tell people there’s back logs instead of the usual cop out answer for everything now a days covid 🀦🀦restrictions , they need put up on there site they have backlogs Of over 10 days and let people no
Darc19 wrote: » They've been shouting about the backlog since early Nov. It's been in every paper, it's been mentioned here, it's been on radio, its been on TV. Anyone who has proper customer engagement have added information to their websites or informed their customers. You need to be under a rock not to have read their notices somewhere I even passed on details of their notifications here. I think a mod even stickied it.
whiterebel wrote: » I think they sent it out to big clients then, but I think the first public announcement was last week, as far as I remember.
Champ wrote: » My package was just delivered today. Looks like the backlog is at least moving. Good luck to those still waiting on their deliveries.
Darc19 wrote: » 7 day parcel delivery in urban areas. 6 day delivery all areas.
charlietheminxx wrote: » Waiting for an order which left Germany on 1st of December. It hasn’t been scanned by An Post yet. I really hope it’s just delayed and not lost!
Srfcsean wrote: » We’ve all seen man ���� exactly my point they new it was coming and use covid as an answer , covid no covid it was happening either way , my point is stop using covid as an excuse and actually tell people there’s back logs instead of throwing figures at people
bocaman wrote: » A week ago I purchased and article online from a shop in Dublin. Got a confirmation email last Sunday to say it was dispatched. Still no sign.
0ph0rce0 wrote: » So an increase of over 2+ million packages getting banged out weekly with Christmas Casuals / Staff not being hired in the same numbers as previous years because they can't have everyone on top of each other with the social distancing rules in place because of COVID doesn't count?? Hmmmm Imagine the amount of staff were hired as usual and then they get an outbreak in the mail centers, they'd have no staff and be shut down. And that's just one COVID "excuse" as you say. Nobody would be getting anything.
ACitizenErased wrote: » Waiting for a parcel that left the US on November 19th and hasn't arrived in Ireland yet. Seriously slow.
Ronda1 wrote: » Is anybody else having trouble with USPS packages not updating on an post system but landing in Dublin airport?? I know they have landed as past parcels I have gotten have showed up still without tracking updating on an post side?? Seriously seriously slow nearly 3 weeks waiting since it landed absolute jokeMod - I moved your post here as it’s more relevant.
Sarai Black Parakeet wrote: » I must have been lucky. I bought a new phone off of ebay from a crowd in California. Bought it on the 30th of November and had it in my hand yesterday. USPS from California to Kentucky, DHL from there to Shannon.
marklazarcovic wrote: » As a postie I gotta admit I'm fed up with people complaining about us at this stage,we have been up the walls doing 6 day weeks for ages, frontline ..house to house, village to village.. treble the workload ,no xtra help , nobody allowed to be trained in a area because two to a van not allowed...there are huge backlogs in all delivery services worldwide because of this,.. Christmas never creeps up on anyone .. nobody could predict lockdowns and explosion of parcels ordered..with no xtra workers allowed to help us out. I cant fit all the parcels in my van most days,have to get them dropped out to me and go over already covered ground again. Its work technically I don't have to do as it's overtime, which the taxman fleeces me for,but if I don't people won't get their post/parcels because there isn't anyone else available to do it. We are wrecked,stressed,and will probably sleep over the few days off at Xmas.. exhausted. Its no joke. Pitch Dark going to work and pitch dark coming home . Merry Christmas.
The Continental Op wrote: » No one is blaming any postman out delivering mail! It is however absurd to believe that An Post management had no idea that they would get the current volumes. Then why would you need to train anyone if An Post had accepted Eircodes? There is no need to have a book with the names of the customers on your route if you can just look up the eircode on a mobile device.