Kim, how was your recent delivery?

We’d like to hear from you Kim, We recently delivered this parcel to you: Tracking number: 99710776149901000830900 Delivery date: 27-09-2023 11:42 We’d appreciate a few minutes of your time to provide feedback on your experience. This helps us improve our delivery service to you so next time it will be even better. Based on this most recent delivery experience, how likely are you to recommend Australia Post to your family and friends? Not at all likely Extremely likely 0   1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9   10 Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback. Kind regards, Australia Post   Australia Post will never send you an unsolicited email asking for your password, credit card details or account information. This email was sent to kimmyv94.nz2013@blogger.com Your e-mail address was provided by the sender of the parcel. This email is personalised for you and to protect your privacy, we recommend that you do not forward this email. Click here to opt out of future surveys. This email was sent by Australia Post, 111 Bourke Street, MELBOURNE VIC 3000. If you have any concerns, or don't think you should have received this email, please call us on 13 13 18. Visit auspost.com.au for further information on our online security. Australia Post does not represent, warrant or guarantee that the integrity of this email communication has been maintained nor that the communication is free from errors, viruses, or interference. Help & support   |   Privacy policy

Your shipment has been delivered

Delivered to 3215 Your shipment has been delivered     Delivered to VIC 3215 Delivered Tracking number 997107761499 Quickly manage your parcels, wherever you are. Get the AusPost App. Australia Post will never send you an unsolicited email asking for your password, credit card details or account information. Protect yourself against security risks like phishing links. Australia Post recommends carefully checking links to ensure they are from a verifiable source, or typing the link directly into a browser instead of clicking. This email was sent by Australia Post, 111 Bourke Street, MELBOURNE VIC 3000. Visit auspost.com.au for further information on our online security. To manage the delivery notifications we send, visit https://auspost.com.au/delivery-notifications and log in to set your notification preferences. If you have any concerns, or don’t think you should have received this email, please call us on 13 13 18. Australia Post does not represent or guarantee that the integrity of this email communication has been maintained nor that the communication is free of errors, viruses or interference. Please note that this is an automatically generated email, replies will not be answered. Help & support Terms & conditions Privacy policy Our tracking service

Your delivery is coming today

Please make sure we have safe access to your property Your delivery is coming     Delivering to VIC 3215 It's coming today Tracking number 997107761499 Dog owners, help keep your postie safe Please secure your dog to provide safe access. If nobody's home to receive your delivery, we'll leave it in a safe place. If there isn't one, we'll take it to a local Post Office and email you when it's available to pick up. Not always home to receive parcels? Send them directly to a free 24/7 Parcel Locker or Post Office of your choice.# Find locations closest to you. Australia Post will never send you an unsolicited email asking for your password, credit card details or account information. Protect yourself against security risks like phishing links. Australia Post recommends carefully checking links to ensure they are from a verifiable source, or typing the link directly into a browser instead of clicking. # Terms and conditions apply. Collection time limits apply. Post Office collect service only available at participating Post Offices. This email was sent by Australia Post, 111 Bourke Street, MELBOURNE VIC 3000. Visit auspost.com.au for further information on our online security. To manage the delivery notifications we send, visit https://auspost.com.au/delivery-notifications and log in to set your notification preferences. To opt out of notifications for this delivery only, unsubscribe. We may still send you emails if this delivery is waiting to be collected at an Australia Post retail outlet or Parcel Locker and emails about future deliveries. If you have any concerns, or don’t think you should have received this email, please call us on 13 13 18. Australia Post does not represent or guarantee that the integrity of this email communication has been maintained nor that the communication is free of errors, viruses or interference. Please note that this is an automatically generated email, replies will not be answered. Help & support Terms & conditions Privacy policy Our tracking service

Your Kit Is Almost Here 🎉

3 Steps You Can Do NOW

View this email in your browser Your kit's on its way... what can you do to prepare? Here are 3 ways you can start treatment 👉 These steps are just the start of your journey but trust me, living gnat free is so rewarding you'll be so thankful you did it.    1. Identify which plants pests/fungus gnats are breeding in.  If you've seen little black bugs flying around your plants, they're likely fungus gnats.  BLOG - Learn How to Identify if Your Plants Have Fungus Gnats. 2. Isolate your infected plants. Once you know where they are, isolate those plants to prevent further breeding. Place plants in a separate room and keep the door shut.  Female fungus gnats can lay up to 100 to 150 eggs per week 😱 3. Dry out your plant's topsoil. Fungus gnats breed and feast in moist soil. Ensure your plants have fully dried out between watering. You should repeat this process with any new plants you bring into your jungle to ensure there can't be any more nasty bugs destroying your peace.  Please hit reply to this email if you have any questions.  Keep growing and speak soon,  Emily x Founder of uBloomd Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.

Transform Your Home with Flowering Indoor Plants 🌷

Discover 11 Indoor Plants That Flower indoors

Hello Kim,  Do you love spring as much as we do? The season of renewal, vibrant colours, and sweet fragrances is finally here, and there's no better way to embrace it than by bringing a touch of spring indoors. We want to help turn your home into a sweet-smelling, flower-filled oasis! Introducing 11 Flowering Indoor Plants Our latest blog post reveals 11 indoor plants that burst into colourful blossoms right in your living room. From the graceful orchids to the charming African Violets, these plants will add a breath of fresh air to your home. Imagine waking up to the gentle scent of fresh blooms in your kitchen? Which indoor plants are the perfect match for your space? 11 Indoor Plants That Flower in Your Home Don't miss out on this opportunity to bring the beauty of spring indoors. Click the link above to read our blog post now! Happy gardening and happy spring! Kindest, Emily Founder of uBloomd P.S. If you need Green Sticky Traps now, click me. Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.