A purchase collected from the souks
The craftsman is holding your order. The courier goes in on foot and brings it out, with no hunting for a parking space.
The old Medina is a warren of lanes no car goes into. It is the one part of Casablanca where a courier on foot or on a bike is the only one who can actually reach the door.
A verified courier picks something up at a 20040 address and hands it over at another, across Casablanca and its outskirts, 24/7. You pay the courier in cash on delivery.
The craftsman is holding your order. The courier goes in on foot and brings it out, with no hunting for a parking space.
Many addresses have no number. A landmark, a neighbouring shop and a phone number are worth more than an exact address.
The Medina touches Place des Nations Unies: the run is short and the price starts at the stated minimum.
Ancienne Médina, Bab Marrakech, Place des Nations Unies
Bab Marrakech, Souks de la Médina, Place des Nations Unies, Port
By a landmark rather than a number: the nearest gate, the name of a shop, the floor. Add a phone number somebody answers, which matters more here than anywhere.
On the real route between the two addresses, from MAD 20.00, shown before you confirm.
In cash, straight to the courier, on delivery. The price shown before you confirm is the final price: that is the amount you hand over, and nothing is taken from a card.