Packagepeer

Not at home? Let your neighbors take delivery of your online purchases

Sunday, June 14, 2015

Do you avoid shopping online because you are uncertain of being home to receive your packages? Or even worse, have you ever bought something online and you weren’t at home when it was delivered? No need to worry, Packagepeer is the new network that will help you solve this problem. Using this secure website, shoppers who cannot be at home during office hours to receive their online purchases can contact nearby (and trustworthy) neighbors who are willing to take delivery of their goods for a small fee. Packagepeer covers the entire process through its website where both types of users, the online buyers and receivers, are registered and put in contact with each other. Once the contact is made and found suitable, the user can access the packagepeer’s details to use them as the delivery address when purchasing online. Then, online shoppers can pick up their goods from their neighbor’s house at their most convenient time and pay a small fee in turn for their neighbor’s service. The Packagepeer network allows registered users to search their neighborhood for private individuals who volunteer to take delivery of purchased goods in their name. These helpful people are called packagepeers and the process is as simple as this: • Search for nearby packagepeers in your neighborhood. • Select your best choice according to proximity, package reception options, user feedback or price. • Contact your selected packagepeer and get permission to send your purchases to their home. • Once the contact has been accepted, you will have access to your packagepeer’s delivery details and you can complete your purchase using their address. • When your package is delivered, you will be notified on the website and for you to pick up at your agreed time and price.