From the shop counter to the cat in its carrier.
Fetch moves your own things between two addresses, and can also buy something for you and pay at the cashier. We do not take restaurant orders.
- 01
A charger left behind
It is still on the desk and you are at the other end of the line 2. Someone collects it and brings it to you.
- 02
A jacket left at a friend's
Your friend hands it over with the pickup code. Neither of you has to cross Paris again.
- 03
A parcel to send back
A box already sealed and labelled, dropped at the pickup point or the post office while you work.
- 04
Documents between two offices
Identity papers, official documents and work files travel in a sealed envelope. The runner does not open it and hands it over in person against a code.
- 05
A Vinted sale
You sold it, the buyer is in Belleville and you are at work. The runner does the hand to hand for you.
- 06
A Leboncoin buy
You found the deal on the other side of town. The runner collects it and drops it to you.
- 07
Your cat or your dog
The cat in its carrier to the vet, the dog on a lead to your parents’ place. Somebody has to be there at both ends.
- 08
A doggy bag or a takeaway
The dish you left at the restaurant, the portion you meant to bring somebody. Closed, in a bag, between two addresses.
- 09
An order waiting in a shop
An order ready in a shop, a garment ready at the dry cleaner, a bag left in a cloakroom. It only has to be handed over.
- 10
Bought here, shipped anywhere
Bought in Paris, packed and posted to any town in France, any city in Europe, or anywhere else in the world. Several steps, so a person prices it before anything leaves.