Signature or no Signature?
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If it's a shipper release package you use the release number soft button not the sdn key.
The shipper release key put the package in the system as a shipper released package that ups isn't responsible for. Using the sdn doesn't do that.
UnconTROLLed
perfection
oh okay, it was relnum. nevermind, thanks.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
Well-Known Member
Yes.
I have customers I have talked to, and they want their delivers left, even if they aren't around. In this case, you can hit the DR button, then SDN button, then type in the last name, and hit "2" for commercial. I would only do this, however, if you have talked to the customer first.
I have a few stops like that. I gave them some info notices and they signed them all. Anytime no one is around I grab a signed notice and leave.
728ups
All Trash No Trailer
We had a driver in our center who was disciplined for improper DR at a church.His claim that 'Jesus Lives there" held no water with management
Now they told us we are allowed to DR a church.
Geo926
Well-Known Member
Actually that is not true in my center. We have been told to leave shipper release packages at commercial stops even if they are closed. We were instructed by our center manager and LP to do so.
You only do that if they signed a dr notice. A verbal authorization it's going help you when there package turns up missing.
Dr a package isn't dishonest. Signing a person name or saying they sign a dr notice when they didn't is.
Psst, follow this link. Check the bottom of page 5. These ARE the UPS methods, or do you know better?
http://tdu.org/files/section-6-to-section-11.pdf
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
Well-Known Member
You do realize what a "Shipper release" package says after you big arrow down, do you not?
It is to be left at ANY stop without obtaining a signature. If you feel that security, or lack there of would allow the parcel to be stolen, you'd take it back to the center, and the consignee would have to come and pick it up.
I love it when you're wrong
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
Well-Known Member
You do realize what a "Shipper release" package says after you big arrow down, do you not?
It is to be left at ANY stop without obtaining a signature. If you feel that security, or lack there of would allow the parcel to be stolen, you'd take it back to the center, and the consignee would have to come and pick it up.
I love it when you're wrong
No way I DR any pkg outside of a closed business.
So you're clearly in violation of the methods, got it. Just because you violate the methods, doesn't mean that we who do it right are incorrect. It would be YOU who is wrong.
We all know it, just go ahead and admit it. You could say "I, Dave am wrong", try it. It's not so hard
Harry Manback
Robot Extraordinaire
Shipper release absolves us of any responsibility for the package. The board instructs us to leave it. And you won't?
Meanwhile, you'll release a pkg to a closed church?
What's the difference?
Have you been instructed follow the rules if, it suits you?
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
Well-Known Member
I have one church on my area and all deliveries are left on a desk in a side entryway. DR, SD.
My deliveries are done by 3pm so it is not an issue but if I ever had a shipper release for a closed business and I was unable to indirect I would sheet it as closed. No way in hell I am leaving a pkg outside of a closed business.
Harry Manback
Robot Extraordinaire
The board tells you to leave it.
