It is not true, since I am working from home and therefore am home every day, 24/7. Btw, it is written on this calling card that the receiver was not at home therefore they could not deliver. Today, apparently they were here again left a calling card and left. Again I provided my phone number and asked them to give me a call when they arrive. Last week I left a special request at Aramex, asking them to ring at my place, when they arrive, I will come outside, they can leave the parcel ON the postbox and just leave. It's just a joke, to they expect that the receivers guess their arrival time or just wait for them 24/7 outside? Even if it is so, they would still not be able to give me the parcel because of the zero-contact policy? It's completely insane. This entire story repeated 2 other times. Again without ringing (home ring system works perfectly well) or leaving any text message on my phone, they just left a calling card in my postbox. So, the so-called re-delivery happened a week later. Their answer was just absurd, they said that because of zero-contact policy they could not deliver my parcel, but If I want I can collect it from their distribution point, which was 20km away from my home (remember it was a gift which my partner sent to me) or just ask for re-delivery. This so called 'delivery service' to my place and without ringing the bell or dropping a message they simply left a calling card in my postbox.There was no information where I can collect my parcel. I am working from home, so am always home Mo-Fri during the usual working hours. (however even during the lockdown, other proper delivery services were working properly). I live in Australia, where any Covid restrictions have been lifted. They were supposed to deliver a gift to me which was ordered by my partner.

This is the worst delivery company I've ever seen in my entire life.

Zero stars! Worst delivery service I've ever seen!

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