UPS doesnt have to recognize it as UPS isnt involved in it. The supplier says we had a label for the receiver to check receiver didnt check how do we know they aren't lying. They dont give a
about UPS policies. i have been in warehouseing for a over decade longer than working at UPS it was after i started at UPS that i learned that the receiver is not supposed to open the box and was totally shocked to hear it.
UPS doesnt have to recognize it as UPS isnt involved in it. The supplier says we had a label for the receiver to check receiver didnt check how do we know they aren't lying. They dont give a
Probably a crapload of typos and bad punctuation. been a bad day for full time job certainty. Just found out we are being bought out.
You know what i mean. They are not involved in the conversation between customer and shipper in the aforementioned example of invoice resolution.
Talking about this quote "
You want UPS to pay for the company's cheapness in properly insuring packages?
proper packaging and ups rules are 2 seperate things. I have looked into the testing required to be automatically paid for damages without the refusals and hassles. its quite frankly ridiculous and too expensive for most companies. basically it needs to be able to be thrown 20 feet land on a corner and not even crease the cardboard.
didnt say that, i actually said it was an issue, like the shippers that put 69 lbs to avoid the rate jump at 71lbs even thought the box is 85.
thats not all. they do edge pressure tests, corner pressure tests, and lengthwise throws not just drops. basically it was put to me that a 35 lb box needed to be double walled and have the foam insulation for a package of writing pads inside a box to pass.
it does and its a huge help. unfortunately many many times its not there.
Meh, i know that, and the corosponding ways to get things done now that i work at UPS. Problem im illustrating is the masses out there that dont know.
