Seven in 10 disabled consumers faced one or more delivery problems in the past year, a joint survey with the Research Institute for Disabled Consumers has revealed. The survey of 704 disabled consumers found that half of those with a delivery issue said the courier didn’t wait long enough for them to answer the door. A quarter told us their parcels were left in an inaccessible way and the same proportion said that the courier did not provide the help they needed with their disability.
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