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Redwolfdc

Amazon locker eligibility for products?

I frequently use amazon pickup locations (lockers) as a preference because it makes it easy where I live, avoids package thefts, and avoids my package sitting in the hot sun.

However I’ve recently try to buy an item that I purchased from the same seller in February. I can no longer deliver to an amazon locker. I see it’s because it’s not fulfilled by amazon.

Was there some policy change at amazon that required products to be fulfilled directly by them in order to use locker/hub? This was a great option and idk why they changed it.

Posted Jul 17, 2020, 3:07 PM UTC

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Connor1415•

It has always been this way, if it's not shipped by Amazon it isn't eligible for a locker. UPS and USPS don't have access to those.

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BerriAcai•

Actually, UPS delivered a package for me to a locker on July 7th (I had to look it up to confirm).

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BerriAcai•

I get denied locker delivery sometimes because Amazon says the package is too big and/or heavy. This raises an eyebrow because the packages usually end up being not so big and not so heavy.

If I get denied a locker, and they send it USPS, then I have to ride the bus and take a 10 minute walk to the post office to pick up my package.

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chaseoes•

It's always been that way, delivery drivers from other companies have no way of accessing Amazon lockers. They didn't change anything, I think the seller just switched to shipping themselves instead of fulfillment by Amazon.

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