There are many businesses online that use Safeboda to deliver their products to customers. On Twitter, I came across a number that trust Safeboda to handle their deliveries.
I personally tried this out on two occasions to get the experience of trusting a person you do not know to deliver things. On one occasion, I sent a friend of mine a MiFi and on another, I sent my laptop charger to a technician who was fixing my faulty machine. Related Article: How to use Safeboda for business to plan the movement of your team.
How It Works
You order for a Safeboda normally as though you are the one going to travel. The pick-up location is where you are and the drop-off destination is where you want to deliver to. While ordering, you can opt to use cashless or cash, depending on who will handle the payments. Once the Safeboda arrives, you hand him/her the item you want to be delivered. You then give him a contact of who he/she can call when he arrives at the area. Normally, after this, you can relax and trust that your item will be delivered. In case it is taking long, you can contact the Safeboda directly via the contact he used to call you, or you can contact the support team at Safeboda and explain to them your issue. I talked to a couple of businesses who use Safeboda to deliver their goods and here is what House of Penda had to say: I also asked Safeboda if they might have anything in the kitchen for people, specifically, businesses that deliver using their riders and I was told to keep on the lookout. Have you used Safeboda to deliver anything? We would like to hear about your experience. Please share with us in the comments section below.
