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<blockquote data-quote="dannyboy" data-source="post: 308335" data-attributes="member: 484"><p>I once left 285 packages on a delivery notice at a dock for a business. And you bet, I still have it in the filing cabinet. BUt I did have them before I left them.</p><p> </p><p>My experience with delivery notices began back when we had to get signatures on each and every delivery. (pre DR days)</p><p> </p><p>I noticed that 90% of the deliveries went to 5% of the population of where I was delivering. I hated to bring packages back, sometimes 10 or more a day. And in many areas, trying to find a neighbor home was a lost cause and could cost you 10 minutes or more. </p><p> </p><p>So what I did was when I caught the customer home, I would get them to sign several delivery notices for me, for future deliveries. I explained to them why, and everyone of them were happy with the situation.</p><p> </p><p>My paid day went down, and I had less then 2 sendagains a day. So while it took a little time up front, it paid off very well long term.</p><p> </p><p>Now, without the signature on the delivery notice, it is a dishonest act, and when the crap hits the fan, it will have a termination for those that follow his orders. Even if you taped the conversation, you would get fired, and he might get a slap on the wrist. </p><p> </p><p>d</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dannyboy, post: 308335, member: 484"] I once left 285 packages on a delivery notice at a dock for a business. And you bet, I still have it in the filing cabinet. BUt I did have them before I left them. My experience with delivery notices began back when we had to get signatures on each and every delivery. (pre DR days) I noticed that 90% of the deliveries went to 5% of the population of where I was delivering. I hated to bring packages back, sometimes 10 or more a day. And in many areas, trying to find a neighbor home was a lost cause and could cost you 10 minutes or more. So what I did was when I caught the customer home, I would get them to sign several delivery notices for me, for future deliveries. I explained to them why, and everyone of them were happy with the situation. My paid day went down, and I had less then 2 sendagains a day. So while it took a little time up front, it paid off very well long term. Now, without the signature on the delivery notice, it is a dishonest act, and when the crap hits the fan, it will have a termination for those that follow his orders. Even if you taped the conversation, you would get fired, and he might get a slap on the wrist. d [/QUOTE]
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