Fantastic FedEx! : )
Aug 27, 2020 11:32:20 #
zonedoc wrote:
We get a weekly food delivery from Home Chef, shipped via Fed-Ex. Our address clearly marked on the package is 318. The Fed-Ex driver has for the last two weeks dropping it at our neighbors door. Her address is 218. Both houses have the addresses in large
Metal letters facing the street.
Metal letters facing the street.
Well, he got part of it right. How did you neighbor like the food?
Aug 27, 2020 11:32:42 #
Aug 27, 2020 11:33:33 #
avflinsch wrote:
UPS & Amazon Local do that - I usually find a reason to be in the driveway or the garage when they are on my street
I used to walk down the driveway and meet the UPS guy, but not under these conditions.
Aug 27, 2020 13:02:15 #
jerryc41 wrote:
I wonder if he had an unpleasant experience regarding a delivery.
Only if he arrives after dark.
Aug 27, 2020 15:26:00 #
tradio wrote:
I can't remember which delivery service it was but I was able to watch the truck on a map as it moved around the neighborhood. When it started up my street I went to the front door and there he was, in my drive.
Technology is really something isn't it?
Technology is really something isn't it?
UPS does this. I have watched the truck on the map going everywhere but coming to my home. You can follow them for a while and then after an hour or so the tracking stops and the package arrives hours later if at all.
Aug 27, 2020 19:47:15 #
John7199
Loc: Eastern Mass.
Country Boy wrote:
The FedEx driver here has started leaving packages in my mailbox which is 500 feet away from the house and not in sight and marking them delivered. I search my house and the 3 porches then around the garage and then make the trip to the mailbox. Frustrating!
I believe that it is illegal to use the mailbox by anyone not from the post office.
Aug 27, 2020 20:01:01 #
John7199 wrote:
I believe that it is illegal to use the mailbox by anyone not from the post office.
YUP!!
Aug 28, 2020 10:36:50 #
alwazbusy1
Loc: Montana
It is standard practice here. I work for UPS. It helps people claiming that the never received their package and whether it was delivered to the correct house.
Aug 28, 2020 10:37:06 #
alwazbusy1
Loc: Montana
alwazbusy1 wrote:
It is standard practice here. I work for UPS. It helps people claiming that the never received their package and whether it was delivered to the correct house.
Aug 28, 2020 13:12:09 #
Sendai5355 wrote:
My Amazon delivery person even takes a photo of the package at the delivered location.
Perhaps he has to keep all the ladies and their petty complaints to a minimum.
Aug 29, 2020 09:04:05 #
I seem to have a delivery driver who follows the rules. Notifies the homeowner the package had been delivered. He also sends a photo to show where it was.
The other day he delivered, showed a photo. One box. I opened it and there was only half of my order. The picture showed only the one box. Following up with the vendor, they said there is no more activity on my order. Apparently they only had 6 of what I ordered, not 12. No notification. The Customer Service person ordered a refund of the other half. They are still out of the product.
The other day he delivered, showed a photo. One box. I opened it and there was only half of my order. The picture showed only the one box. Following up with the vendor, they said there is no more activity on my order. Apparently they only had 6 of what I ordered, not 12. No notification. The Customer Service person ordered a refund of the other half. They are still out of the product.
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