Today Fedex, Chewy.com. Not our name. Not our address. 5 miles away on a different road & address series. I could excuse it IF we had ordered something & they just slapped the wrong tracking tag on the wrong package. Not the case, we didn't order anything. Yesterday was a package to return. Shipper sent a QR code. Drop mailbox for Fedex service: Sorry, I can't take that, you're going to have to go to an actual Fedex location. Jerry
All depends on the locale. Growing up, I knew some people who worked at the UPS warehouse… I wouldn’t ship a pillow through them.
Where I live now, there is a lot of manufacturing. They all use UPS and the local UPS store/warehouse doesn’t want to mess those relationships up. I won’t use anyone else.
FedEx here, (contract) driver from two (2) hours north, leaves items in weather, forges signatures, leaves stuff at different address; calls to "real" FedEx, "not our driver", "contractor", refuses to deny employment or transfer driver to different route. When ordering anything, I always ask them to use USPS or UPS and tell them why not FedEx.
#4 How did she get there in the first place? #6 That was when they set the record speed at 357mph using two engines on a specially prepared section of track. The French high speed trains normally travel at 186mph. Al_in_Ottawa
Re #6: That bridge needs to be removed - it won't be long before some feral decides that it would be a fun competition to try to drop a brake disk into the train driver's face.
#6 I remember taking high-speed trains from London to Cardiff, then to Manchester, and finally to Edinburgh. Easy travel, and fast as hell. And when your train passed another high-speed train going in the opposite direction, it was over in about 3 seconds.
#7 Typical with these assholes, I'm fighting with FedEx about shit disappearing from my porch...
ReplyDeleteTwo missing shipments in the last month for me. I suspect the driver in my area may be stealing crap. Before this I've never had a package lost.
DeleteJust got off the phone with Amazon. Second package didn't arrive from USPS this week. How can you put an "All in One" printer in your mailbox?
DeleteToday Fedex, Chewy.com. Not our name. Not our address. 5 miles away on a different road & address series. I could excuse it IF we had ordered something & they just slapped the wrong tracking tag on the wrong package. Not the case, we didn't order anything.
DeleteYesterday was a package to return. Shipper sent a QR code. Drop mailbox for Fedex service: Sorry, I can't take that, you're going to have to go to an actual Fedex location.
Jerry
All depends on the locale. Growing up, I knew some people who worked at the UPS warehouse… I wouldn’t ship a pillow through them.
DeleteWhere I live now, there is a lot of manufacturing. They all use UPS and the local UPS store/warehouse doesn’t want to mess those relationships up. I won’t use anyone else.
FedEx here, (contract) driver from two (2) hours north, leaves items in weather, forges signatures, leaves stuff at different address; calls to "real" FedEx, "not our driver", "contractor", refuses to deny employment or transfer driver to different route. When ordering anything, I always ask them to use USPS or UPS and tell them why not FedEx.
Delete#4. "No! I told you to screw in the lightbulb, not 'screw the lightbulb!'"
ReplyDelete#5 Did he get the gopher.
ReplyDelete#4 Renters. What can you say.
#8 Muckin' funkeys.
ReplyDeleteAnd now you know where the yard apes get it from.
Delete#4 Husband: "And that's why I said I wasn't gonna put the darned thing up for you."
ReplyDelete#2 Horse, it’s what’s for dinner.
ReplyDeleteI second this. I already don't like horses and that one would be priority for the freezer.
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#3 Day 1 with the slinky. They will figure it out, they did at my house.
ReplyDeleteSprayed some white lithium grease about 4 feet up the pole. Been working for 4 mo. so far.
Delete#4 How did she get there in the first place?
ReplyDelete#6 That was when they set the record speed at 357mph using two engines on a specially prepared section of track. The French high speed trains normally travel at 186mph.
Al_in_Ottawa
Re #6: That bridge needs to be removed - it won't be long before some feral decides that it would be a fun competition to try to drop a brake disk into the train driver's face.
ReplyDelete#6 I remember taking high-speed trains from London to Cardiff, then to Manchester, and finally to Edinburgh. Easy travel, and fast as hell. And when your train passed another high-speed train going in the opposite direction, it was over in about 3 seconds.
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