I have not had a leasing office accept a package that wasn’t addressed specifically to them since COVID. I’ve long since given up even trying. The lone exception was one tenant who addressed their Sig Req’d gaming PC to the leasing office to get around it, and boy were they pissed. Lady looks at it and tells me point blank, “If they do this again, I’m refusing it.”
No, the stop count is tons lower because you have to get signatures. Runner-gunners never comprehend this fact.
I don't necessarily believe this narrative. I know senior guys get that get over dispatched every day and come back after 2130 or 2200 consistently and nothing changes.
Keep on running and gunning
Nah not me. I just never heard of this sig required for every apartment thing before. So if you have a 4th floor irreg you drag it up there 3 days in a row? Not being condescending just asking an honest question.
Or you go up there, see if they are home first, then bring up later, if it is too much of a hassle. A lot of the time it will be NI3.
That’s how it works
Lol, runner-gunners here are perplexed why my stop count is way lower than their's. You tell them to stop running and they can't hear you.
Any driver with brains always scans first the big stuff, then checks if they are home before dragging the crap in. If not, you leave the note.
Ok, lug that wine.
I'm good.
It blew out the window onto 295….
Shhhhh. They get stops off me everyday. Don't mess up my gig.
Surepost and shipper release are the same thing. There's a shipper release button. No need to use SDN if you don't have one. Also, CIR is when you're inputting a persons name. If it's surepost and you gave it to someone, why not ask for their name, draw a line in the sig box and type it in?
I don't get signatures unless the pkg requires it.
Amazon driver on my route didn’t have an apt. #, so he just decided to leave package on door handle of the laundry room. Some one will get it eventually.
