Driver Release 21+ Signature Required

[barnyard]

Yup, I'm aware, maybe the post wasn't clear. Usually it's alcohol when people post their own notes to leave it w the neighbor.

Those notes always mean that I will be NI the package.

 

[Poop Head]

Does anyone know someone who has gotten fired for releasing alcohol without getting a signature or without making contact with customer?

Yeah. Not during this cvd stuff tho

 

[Ancient Alien]

I worry about you fellow UPSer's out there. Especially back East and all the hours and all the problems you're dealing with. I couldn't imagine some of it.

I hope & wish you guys well. Don't take this lightly, please.

 

[clean hairy]

I haven't signed without the customer being present. Signing for them without thier consent and driver releasing the pkg is a good way to be terminated. It's not the end of the world to come back tomorrow or the day after. Most of the time, they "will call" after the first attempt.

If a person gets fired for doing that, just claim "I was never told or shown that, not my fault!"

 

[clean hairy]

COVID PANDEMIC , EVERYONE IS HOME WAITING FOR THE TRAMPOLINES AND 150 LB ANVILS

FIXED

 

[Dr.Brownz]

I did that 20 times today, and 100 times last week....a drunk getting his booze isn’t going to call in and complain

When the neighborhood kids steal it, there will be a yuge problem

 

[clean hairy]

You can leave a basic signature required package with owners consent on info notice at a neighbors address, but not with alcohol or anything requiring 21+. Of its 21+ someone has to be of age at the address to accept.

Just remember to leave another info notice that the package was left at said address.

Unless I am mistaken, booze has to be delivered to the address on the label and cannot be left with a neighbor?

 

[542thruNthru]

Unless I am mistaken, booze has to be delivered to the address on the label and cannot be left with a neighbor?

Um.... that's what he said lol

 

[clean hairy]

Um.... that's what he said lol

Skimming through I missed that...

 

[DriverNerd]

Unless I am mistaken, booze has to be delivered to the address on the label and cannot be left with a neighbor?

Correct. No indirect deliveries.

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

Unless I am mistaken, booze has to be delivered to the address on the label and cannot be left with a neighbor?

Bingo!

 

[TheBrownNote]

You can leave a basic signature required package with owners consent on info notice at a neighbors address, but not with alcohol or anything requiring 21+. Of its 21+ someone has to be of age at the address to accept.

Just remember to leave another info notice that the package was left at said address.

THIS. I have not once signed for a 21+sig. you MUST verify name and matching address to the package. i have rts booze when customers have refused to sign. besides. Its LAW. (in my state) must have signature. UPS doesnt get to bipass the law.

 

[Indecisi0n]

Or mom and dad come home to a drunk teenager.

Does that teenager have a Snapchat ?

 

[35years]

Signature clarification:
COVID wooof

 

[JustDeliverIt]

Unless I am mistaken, booze has to be delivered to the address on the label and cannot be left with a neighbor?

Yeah, but if the neighbor comes and meets you at the correct house then your all set!

 

[What'dyabringmetoday???]

Unless I am mistaken, booze has to be delivered to the address on the label and cannot be left with a neighbor?

Unless you are The Great UpstateNYUPSer- then you can make a "decision".

 

[clean hairy]

Unless you are The Great UpstateNYUPSer- then you can make a "decision".

If you uncertain, are you "indecision??"

 

[DOK]

I haven't signed without the customer being present. Signing for them without thier consent and driver releasing the pkg is a good way to be terminated. It's not the end of the world to come back tomorrow or the day after. Most of the time, they "will call" after the first attempt.

Thought I heard someone coming to the front door, just trying to avoid contact by getting out of there as quickly as possible, it’s dangerous out there.