Some carriers cover more ground than you do. A French carrier lists points in Corsica, a Spanish one in the Canaries — and if you don't ship there, every one of those points is an order you'll have to cancel. Now you can switch them off by postal code.

Open a carrier in Pickup points, scroll to Advanced settings, and tick Restrict pickup points by postal code. Add the codes you don't serve and they stop being offered — in the cart widget, at checkout, everywhere.

Two ways to write a code. 20* hides everything starting with 20, which is how you'd switch off a whole region. A full code like 97133 hides exactly that one, and nothing else — so a short code can never quietly swallow a bigger area than you meant.

Quick adds for the usual suspects. Depending on which countries your carrier serves, you'll see one-click options: Corsica and the Ponant islands for France, the Canaries and Ceuta/Melilla for Spain, the Azores and Madeira for Portugal. One click adds the whole set.

You see the damage before you save it. As you add codes, Globe tells you how many points they'd hide — "Hides 215 of 19,927 pickup points." If your codes match nothing at all, it says so instead, which is usually a typo rather than an empty region.

The setting lives on each carrier separately, so you can switch Corsica off for one and leave it on for another. Home delivery isn't touched — this only decides which pickup points get offered.