Which express delivery stations are scammers?

Which express delivery stations are scammers? Except for express delivery companies, all express delivery stations are scammers.

Formal ones include: Yuantong’s Mama Station focuses on providing safe, fast, convenient and beneficial express services to millions of users. The number of Mama Station franchises has reached 16,000. Mama Station implements a nationwide franchise cooperation model and is currently committed to providing the public with convenient and beneficial express delivery services.

Tuxi Supermarket is an express delivery collection point under ZTO Express. Tuxi takes the demand for self-delivery delivery as the entry point, and empowers the community with high-frequency and urgently needed store traffic through social collaboration. Small stores build a community store network with a standardized image and diversified service capabilities.

The Best Express agency launched by Best Neighborhood has a mature supply chain system and rich commodity sources. The headquarters relies on the service network of Best comprehensive supply chain to open up multiple business channels, not only providing collection and agency services for the public The service of keeping express delivery has also created an intelligent community O2O service center.

Express delivery

Express delivery, also known as express delivery or express delivery, refers to the way that logistics companies (including freight forwarders) entrust users through their own independent networks or joint ventures (i.e. networking) A new way of transporting documents or packages from the sender to the recipient door to door (hand to hand) quickly and securely.

Express delivery can be divided into broad and narrow senses. Express delivery in a broad sense refers to the express delivery of any goods (including bulk shipments); express delivery in a narrow sense refers specifically to emergency delivery services for business documents and small items.