That does not change the fact that the UPS guy made no attempt to let anyone know he was there. I swear, they think whispering “are you home” three times counts as ringing the doorbell. This is why I got the app on my phone, fucker can’t sneak off when the automated system tells me that his GPS just reported in from my neighborhood.
Idiot UPS guy left my phone at the neighbors a few years back. Reported it delivered.
I contacted the my cell provider, and UPS and said, there is no phone here – it is winter, cold is very bad for batteries. WTF is my phone.
Very quickly the warehouse supervisor was contacting me. Driver had went home, he was trying to get a hold of them.
I pointed out that was in no way my problem. A extremely expensive electronic device had been reported delivered, when it was not, and if it was not stolen had been left outside God only knows where to be ruined. I doubted AT&T was going to consider it AT&T’s problem.
Driver called in said he had left it at neighbor’s house. I said that I had no agreement to let packages at that residence, they were not home, likely gone for the weekend, and I was not going to go trespassing on someone’s property in the dark,opening doors to their home, uninvited in a shoot first State, to cover for his massive fuck up. – he had left it in their storm door.
UPS fixed the issue. I’ve had no problems since then.
Three words – Cash on delivery.
That does not change the fact that the UPS guy made no attempt to let anyone know he was there. I swear, they think whispering “are you home” three times counts as ringing the doorbell. This is why I got the app on my phone, fucker can’t sneak off when the automated system tells me that his GPS just reported in from my neighborhood.
If it was COD, he would try harder.
Maybe.
Good way to get your ass fired.
Idiot UPS guy left my phone at the neighbors a few years back. Reported it delivered.
I contacted the my cell provider, and UPS and said, there is no phone here – it is winter, cold is very bad for batteries. WTF is my phone.
Very quickly the warehouse supervisor was contacting me. Driver had went home, he was trying to get a hold of them.
I pointed out that was in no way my problem. A extremely expensive electronic device had been reported delivered, when it was not, and if it was not stolen had been left outside God only knows where to be ruined. I doubted AT&T was going to consider it AT&T’s problem.
Driver called in said he had left it at neighbor’s house. I said that I had no agreement to let packages at that residence, they were not home, likely gone for the weekend, and I was not going to go trespassing on someone’s property in the dark,opening doors to their home, uninvited in a shoot first State, to cover for his massive fuck up. – he had left it in their storm door.
UPS fixed the issue. I’ve had no problems since then.