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:grin: :grin: It's not mine.. If everyone 'Shares' this we will , in time, find the door.
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It's very like mine.
Apart from the colour.
Oh and the letterbox.
I don't recognise the door but I reckon the package could be either a BT Smart Hub 2 or a BT Wi-Fi disc & the intended recipient is about to have a BT Fibre internet connection.
The smart hub won't go through a letterbox. Stll got mine unopened ready to go back assuming I find a better deal at end of contract. They used to charge if you didn't return them.
Sorry it's not mine.
Quote from: klondike on December 14, 2023, 08:05:25 PMThe smart hub won't go through a letterbox. Stll got mine unopened ready to go back assuming I find a better deal at end of contract. They used to charge if you didn't return them.
Ours did & the BT WiFi Disc did as well.
The format of the visible part of the label is identical to the BT WiFi Disc label that was delivered a couple of days ago.
They still do charge if you don't return them.
Do you use a non-BT router?
https://tinyurl.com/mpp7vuke
Why do people still use Royal Mail, especially for packages.
Most courier companies are reliable and quick in my experience. We use Amazon a lot, not only because of their competitive prices, but mainly because of their reliable delivery.
Quote from: JBR on December 16, 2023, 02:33:54 PMWhy do people still use Royal Mail, especially for packages.
Most courier companies are reliable and quick in my experience. We use Amazon a lot, not only because of their competitive prices, but mainly because of their reliable delivery.
We have a good reliable service from Royal Mail who are as good as any of the couriers who are also good & reliable.
I suppose it's a postcode lottery. Lol :grin:
I had a box like that delivered, it contained some watercolour brushes for a present. Nothing electrical or techy.
Our post seems quite reliable.
Quote from: Diasi on December 16, 2023, 02:32:23 PMDo you use a non-BT router?
Yes I use a TP-Link router.
I looked at the box of mine and although it looks big being long it is thin enough to go through a letterbox. Almost certainly by design.