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In order to use the service, which normally includes a pick-up charge of 72p for a parcel or 60p for a return item, customers simply need to ensure they have paid the correct postage to send their item. Customers are able to pay for their postage online using click-and-drop available by visiting send.royalmail.com or via the Royal Mail App.
Customers must book a collection via Parcel Collect and when a postman or postwoman collects the parcel, they will receive an email notification that acts as proof of postage.
Nick Landon, chief commercial officer at Royal Mail, said: “The introduction of Parcel Collect has been incredibly successful. This promotion is an opportunity for all consumers across the UK to try out this fantastic service free of charge.
“Parcel Collect is part of our commitment to continuously make our services more convenient as we re-invent the way we deliver to and from our customers.”
