Interesting how different it can be between different countries. I always thought DHL to be the best for efficiency.
Here in SE Asia, they will only deliver to your door, require ID before signing for the package, and ruthlessly enforce it - if you ask for delivery to your office, you'd better have your ID on you or the package is going back. I suppose it's an indictment of the trust in local veracity.
But it's very secure.
Sadly the local post is a bit quirky, they carry the package out with them, but refuse to take the elevator to your floor (in a condominium) but always leave a "couldn't deliver" note in the downstairs mailbox. Infuriating. Especially when you are home and waiting.
To top it off we have a numerically dyslexic postman who sees the x-y-z number and 50% of the time posts it in z-x-y instead. If lucky the owner of that postbox will place it in my box. /Sigh. My Hyperion order was misposted and only by luck and enquiry at the post office was it located, several days after I should have received it. So more expensive orders always get tracked, I just hope that Trinity do their end efficiently and send out tracking numbers, otherwise it's all in vain.
