https://www.epochtimes.com/b5/25/8/3/n14566059.htm

It is actually a great feeling to see this news.

This can save most of the "blacklisted" places, such as Taipei Train Station, National Taiwan University Hospital, Taipei 101, department stores, or unspeakably complex housing complexes, and so on.

In addition to the professional valet, passers-by, homeless people, police guards, even volunteers, housewives, retired seniors, and child laborers are all welcome.

In the case of Taipei Train Station and 101, I believe that most of the delivery people would be willing to pay $100 to the delivery person. Other areas are also willing to spend 20-50 dollars.

Time is money. It's better to spend 20 minutes doing nothing than giving it to a delivery person.

The reason is that the salary of delivery workers is only calculated up to the point of "getting off the bus", and they are not paid for looking for a building or getting lost and going upstairs.

There are a couple of issues that are a little hard to apply in Taiwan, because this one in Shenzhen uses the idea of handing the meal over to the delivery person, and only after the delivery person hands the item over to the user + takes a picture will the delivery person transfer the paycheck to the delivery person.

This kind of transfer on Taiwan does not have WeChat Alipay, can only use the street linepay, and meals if there are less, or can not find the guests and other problems depends on the Shenzhen side of how to solve the problem.

In addition, for the delivery person, if he/she clicks on the confirmation button, he/she will lose the customer's personal information, and even though he/she can take the next order, if there is a problem with the delivery, he/she will be in trouble.