I agree. How many smoke breaks to the supervisors get?
Ever Catch Someone Trying to Steal From UPS?
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I agree. How many smoke breaks to the supervisors get?
menotyou
bella amicizia
We had a sup that was the worst thief in the history of our center. At least the driver who stole Tim's medicine was just pitching the packages in the woods. He wasn't profiting from them.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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I've done that and have brought several empty boxes back to the center along with the DFU----their claims were denied.
I have also used my cell phone to take pictures of packages that consignees claimed they didn't receive sitting right where I left them.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
Well-Known Member
Scratch, the release number was the package ID number reversed, not the last 3 of the shipper number.
On Diad V you hit Deliver, Release Number, Enter, Delivery Location, Residential, Stop Complete. This can be used for any service level at non-DR addresses.
Big Babooba
Well-Known Member
I had a follow up for a package that the customer vehemently denied getting. I looked down by his feet and there was the empty box! I picked it up and the tracking numbers matched! I had him sign that he received the package.
HEFFERNAN
Huge Member
It's funny.
I said that to the driver next to me as we spent an hour at $48 plus sheeting half my car after the blizzard here in New England
S
serenity now
Guest
never forget, the information regarding the package is much more important than the package itself
bottomups
Bad Moon Risen'
Have two parcels for one house with a 300 yard long driveway with 12" of snow not plowed. One is a 47" LG television that gets EC'd. The other is a small Victoria's Secret that gets left in the paper box.
Ms.PacMan
Well-Known Member
At least our mgmt team had the good sense to break out the scanners (set to EC) the last blizzard we were called in (Christmas Eve). It actually went so fast that the guy from the company that services the conveyor belts (I don't know why he was there) started screaming to pull stuff off the belts, he was yelling, "if you burn up the motors I can't help you - it's Christmas Eve!"
Leftinbuilding
Well-Known Member
Concur.
Yup, it was the last 3 of the shipper number reversed.
Brownslave688
You want a toe? I can get you a toe.
Not a proper dr per the methods. Just sayin....
Johney
Well-Known Member
We were told in this situation to use the "Rel Number" button. That will allow you to DR the package without overriding the address.
barnyard
KTM rider
We were told that is the proper way, but that it was also acceptable to do SDN "ship release"
bottomups
Bad Moon Risen'
It is in my center. Paper box is an option in the diad for the dr release point. Just last week we all received a diad message to stay out of questionable driveways, bag the parcel and leave tied to the mailbox.
'Lord Brown's bidding'
Well-Known Member
Technically, using SDN means there is a Signed Delivery Notice, meaning you should bring back a paper notice. If you don't, you are open to receiving discipline. Will you? Highly unlikely, unless they want you for something else, hence you will have supes and even CMs telling you to use it, that is until the district makes cracking down on the 'SDN option being used with no corresponding notice turned in' the flavor of the month (it was at one time in ours).
I still use SDN to this day in certain situations, even though I know it is monitored. However, I have adjusted in how I use it based on the situation. If the shipping/receiving manager hasn't given me the ok (akin to an SDN and in the spirit of why that is provided) or a householder the same, I use release number. The nice thing about relnum is it allows us to DR to a commercial address-say a letter to a,closed business that can be put thru the mail slot or behind the pull-down lock gate at a store-and designate the address as a business, so that they shouldn't be charged for a resi delivery, which using the regular DR feature will.
I still use SDN to this day in certain situations, even though I know it is monitored. However, I have adjusted in how I use it based on the situation. If the shipping/receiving manager hasn't given me the ok (akin to an SDN and in the spirit of why that is provided) or a householder the same, I use release number. The nice thing about relnum is it allows us to DR to a commercial address-say a letter to a,closed business that can be put thru the mail slot or behind the pull-down lock gate at a store-and designate the address as a business, so that they shouldn't be charged for a resi delivery, which using the regular DR feature will.
Leftinbuilding
Well-Known Member
Just wonderin'...... Ever Catch Someone Trying To Steal From UPS? 
1BROWNWRENCH
Amatuer Malthusian
Good idea. Does the DIAD 5 have a camera feature?
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