No Shein pickup points
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Hello, I would like some help. This is the first time I will be ordering from Shein, and I would like to receive my package at a pickup point, but I can't select a pickup point. Here is the error I have.
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Hello
this is the first time I am going to order from Shein
Very bad idea considering the multiple problems associated with this low-end e-commerce.
Moreover, no accessible drop-off point seems to exist near your place..
However, everyone is free to make bad purchases..
See you!
Hello,
Not great as a site...
https://forums.commentcamarche.net/forum/s/+shein
Who better than Renault can maintain your Renault.
Uh! Chuck Norris...
The problem does not come from Shein, it's the delivery services in France.
Once you see CDG, that’s Charles De Gaulle. From there, depending on the situation, it's them who manage the delivery. Shein has prepared, sent, and dispatched your order, but the issue is with France.
And just because it's low-end doesn't mean the quality isn't superior.
Have a good day
Hello Shein Customer.
CDG is an arrival point in an airport.
There is no problem with couriers in France when the sales site has planned a delivery in France with a courier.
CDG does not manage deliveries; if the seller has arranged for a courier, they can come and pick up the package at CDG, armed with a collection order for the package made by the seller.
It seems that a customer requesting delivery to an address does not have access to the arrival point at CDG airport, access is prohibited. Undelivered packages remain the seller's responsibility.
CDG is simply not considered already to be France; it is not an acceptable delivery address in France.
Hello too,
Nonsense.
The destination airport is obviously going to be CDG (in Chinese, it comes out as Valdewaz or something like that; they can't even manage to "speak" French correctly) and not JFK in New York.
It's not the airport platform that chooses a courier by rolling dice, but the supplier who takes care of it based on the relay point we've chosen and the company tied to it, which we cannot choose.
Couriers are not worse in France than in other countries; it's the supplier who is.
And a disposable trend with dirt cheap low-quality products can only, by definition, be of poor quality.