However, in view of the characteristics of students, generally speaking, universities receive more and send less. It may be difficult to earn the commission you want by receiving goods at the university.

If you must go, I suggest you distribute leaflets in the university to publicize and recommend your courier company, and apply to your company at the same time, try to take the courier sent to the university into your own hands, and often go to the university to let everyone know and recognize you, and gradually reach the level of giving you the parcel safely.

After reading your query about zs20 1320 13 netizens, I think your idea is unrealistic.

First, there are many courier companies that send express parcels that college students receive every day. If there is a return, they will contact the courier who sent the parcel directly to pick it up, and it is unlikely that they will give it to you for mailing, because after you receive it, you will have to wait until you have no class, so giving it directly to the courier will save others more time.

Second, if you want to work outside class to make a living, you can of course join a courier company. But the courier company probably won't recruit a courier who only accepts express delivery and doesn't deliver goods.

Third, when you have time to handle the delivery, it is likely to be the rest time of the courier company; You may be in class when the courier company picks up the goods at work. As a student at school, how to coordinate the courier company to synchronize with your schedule?