Thanks
@Mark1966 . I think that Chad and you are referring a different issue. Vendors who use the mypost business service usually have the choice of taking their deliveries to an auspost office or requesting auspost to collect the orders. Either way, the orders have to be lodged on the auspost system. The email auspost sent out, which I saw at the time, did not affect me or hundreds of other business because we do not require collection from our premises, i.e. all our orders are taken to an auspost office. The email specifically states "Lodgements at Post Offices and SPB's will also continue to be collected and collections in all other States remain the same." Therefore the content of the email should have had no effect on us.
However, the mypost business site was non-operational, in many different ways, so we could not lodge any orders on the system. There was no notice on the system informing users that auspost was not accepting orders at all. The messages, in various forms, were that there was a temporary error and to come back shortly, or re-login, or the payment could not be processed or some other error. Vendor frustration with this mess appears at the
link I posted earlier.
