Receptionist told me she called complaint on other driver..lol

[govols019]

So, you've had a complaint for forging a signature before?

 

[soberups]

Customers with grease on their hands appreciate that I don't make them stop what they are doing and wipe off/wash their hands before signing the DIAD.

Customers with dogs appreciate that I give out biscuits and don't make them stop what they are doing in order to secure their dog before signing the DIAD.

 

[cosmo1]

So its ok to make up your own rules if the customer asks?

You've been here long enough to know that Dave will criticize everybody else about not following methods, but will do whatever he wants regardless of the rules.


Worse than @Photog's version of double standards.

 

[soberups]

If that were true I would have been gone a long time ago.

If you feel comfortable putting your job on the line like that, more power to you.

I have a wife with medical issues who needs the good insurance and wages that my job provides. I don't think I have the right to jeopardize her future by taking stupid risks with my job, especially when I gain nothing by taking those risks except for working less hours and earning a smaller paycheck.

 

[Catatonic]

Worse than @Photog's version of double standards.

Not mine ... it's just what exists.

 

[cosmo1]

Not mine ... it's just what exists.

True.

But you have to admit, his are kind of iffy.

 

[rod]

double standards? ----is that like rules in the BOG vs. everyone else?

 

[Tiny Panda]

That's BS!

No driver should ever go into restricted areas.

You're not special

I do, if nobody is around then i'll walk into an office etc.

If it's restricted then it'll be locked or similar so you won't be able to get in there anyway.

I had someone once say to me i was walking into a secure area only security cleared personal are allowed in (was a bonded warehouse) I pointed out by allowing me to walk in they had already breached 2 major security regulations but not having a secure door and not having controlled access. At the time i was airside cleared so probably had more security clearance than he did.

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

So, you've had a complaint for forging a signature before?

No.

 

[Browntown2014]

If I am in a garage or other area where the consignee has grease all over his hands I will be more than happy to sign for them.

1-2 minutes here, 1-2 minutes there adds up to the 30-60 minutes that I know I could cut off of your paid day.

Lol you are such a clown.

 

[Whargoul]

I just DR it if nobody is around to sign and I've never had any problems doing this.

 

[iowa boy]

I just DR it if nobody is around to sign and I've never had any problems doing this.

This is what I do. Better to DR and get a letter for failure to follow whatever method they choose to use, than get fired for forging a signature.

My wifes shoe habit needs me to work.

 

[I Am Jacks Damaged Box]

Why do you let what you do for a living define you as a person?

Well, in normal situations it is supposed to be 1/3 of your day.

But we're not talking about normal, are we?

 

[I Am Jacks Damaged Box]

Not mine ... it's just what exists.

Nope. You went to the dark side voluntarily; own it.

 

[I Am Jacks Damaged Box]

Not mine ... it's just what exists.

And before any nips get twisted, you've earned everything, and then some Hoax!

 

[soberups]

I just DR it if nobody is around to sign and I've never had any problems doing this.

You are creating billing problems for the shipper due to the residential vs. commercial rate discrepancy, and you are exposing yourself to the liability of having to pay a claim on a package due to your negligence in not following proper methods. I know of 2 guys in my building who "never had a problem" doing that either, right up until they got clipped for over $1,000 each. They don't do it any longer.

 

[soberups]

This is what I do. Better to DR and get a letter for failure to follow whatever method they choose to use, than get fired for forging a signature.

My wifes shoe habit needs me to work.

Your center should have pads of these things called "delivery notices" that you can carry around in your pocket. They have a sticky strip on the back and a bar code you can scan and boxes you can check to let the customer know that you will try again tomorrow to get a signature. They work great. Try them sometime.

 

[Fnix]

I had a building where blind people lived and I would have to sign for them.

 

[rod]

I had a building where blind people lived and I would have to sign for them.

The blind guy on my route had better penmanship than 95% of the rest. Once shown knew exactly where to sign the DIAD.

 

[Turdferguson]

Your center should have pads of these things called "delivery notices" that you can carry around in your pocket. They have a sticky strip on the back and a bar code you can scan and boxes you can check to let the customer know that you will try again tomorrow to get a signature. They work great. Try them sometime.

What color are they? So I can look for these magical pads