eBay teams up with InPost to offer new postal service

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Out-of-home delivery service InPost has collaborated with eBay to offer consumers the option to send and receive parcels via the delivery brand’s lockers and parcel shops.

The partnership allows shoppers to collect parcels at a time and place that is convenient to them, and sellers can drop off orders with no queues or restricted hours.

Peter Blackburn, international commercial director at InPost UK said: “Partnering with eBay marks another important step in our long-term strategy to make out-of-home delivery the first choice for consumers and retailers across the UK.”



Eve Williams, VP and GM of eBay UK said: “Making it easier, and as simple as possible, to list and ship items is a priority for our sellers and for eBay. Working with InPost to expand the options available for millions of shoppers across the UK is the latest way we’re seeking to enhance the convenience of the eBay experience for our customers.”

“Through this partnership, we are giving millions of eBay buyers and sellers a new level of convenience and flexibility over how they send and receive their parcels and bringing the strength of our nationwide locker and out-of-home (OOH) network to one of the UK’s most established online marketplaces.”

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Out-of-home delivery service InPost has collaborated with eBay to offer consumers the option to send and receive parcels via the delivery brand’s lockers and parcel shops.

The partnership allows shoppers to collect parcels at a time and place that is convenient to them, and sellers can drop off orders with no queues or restricted hours.

Peter Blackburn, international commercial director at InPost UK said: “Partnering with eBay marks another important step in our long-term strategy to make out-of-home delivery the first choice for consumers and retailers across the UK.”



Eve Williams, VP and GM of eBay UK said: “Making it easier, and as simple as possible, to list and ship items is a priority for our sellers and for eBay. Working with InPost to expand the options available for millions of shoppers across the UK is the latest way we’re seeking to enhance the convenience of the eBay experience for our customers.”

“Through this partnership, we are giving millions of eBay buyers and sellers a new level of convenience and flexibility over how they send and receive their parcels and bringing the strength of our nationwide locker and out-of-home (OOH) network to one of the UK’s most established online marketplaces.”

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