Note to Amazon delivery...

[baklava]

Had to share this, somebody on my route is not happy with the Amazon guy.

 

[SaladTosser]

Tell him to order a hand truck so he can roll his heavy boxes in

 

[The Driver]

Couldn't help it, had to share this

Was this about you?

 

[baklava]

Was this about you?

Hell no, I guess I should have specified that. I'm a UPS driver.

 

[Box Ox]

Bad news for the customer. The Amazon delivery guys in my neighborhood do so out of their little personal cars. Hand truck isn't happening for them.

 

[over9five]

What kind of sap writes something so looooooooong??

 

[OrioN]

They're not professional delivery drivers... heck I know of some FedEx HD drivers with no hand truck because the subcontractor didn't supply it to them.

that customer is ill-informed.

And posting that up on the door, which the Amazonian doesn't even walk up to, is a moot point! Email the company instead... sigh

 

[DumbTruckDriver]

"I can't handle these heavy boxes."

How did they plan on getting them inside the house?

 

[Brownslave688]

What kind of sap writes something so looooooooong??

I'd drop her bow flex as far away as possible.

 

[Big Package]

Maybe a disabled person, or someone not able-bodied enough to haul it up to the front door. You can roll heavy ones in and lock the door.

 

[Operational needs]

Maybe a disabled person, or someone not able-bodied enough to haul it up to the front door. You can roll heavy ones in and lock the door.

In what and lock what door?

 

[BSWALKS]

I cant see when i got my (FREE) delivery, but i have your licence plate on video.

Sure you do.

 

[Richard Harrow]

Solution is simple. Don't shop at Amazon.

 

[Big Package]

In what and lock what door?

If a package is too heavy to lift, and is at your front door, it won't be so heavy to roll on its corners and you can lock your door and wait for the caregiver or spouse. People who buy a lot on Amazon either run a business or can't leave the house for one reason or another.

 

[Wally]

What kind of sap writes something so looooooooong??

Oh, we have plenty of them out there. Same type that order everything 12/23 and are outraged if we come late or no at all.

 

[Wally]

Maybe a disabled person, or someone not able-bodied enough to haul it up to the front door. You can roll heavy ones in and lock the door.

Hire a mover? Sucks to be you.

 

[Operational needs]

If a package is too heavy to lift, and is at your front door, it won't be so heavy to roll on its corners and you can lock your door and wait for the caregiver or spouse. People who buy a lot on Amazon either run a business or can't leave the house for one reason or another.

I dont know of any package delivery company that allows their employees to enter a residence, handicapped, old or not. You ordered it YOU need to figure out how to get it inside. Sounds harsh but that is for the protection of everyone, driver as well as resident.

 

[Big Package]

Hire a mover? Sucks to be you.

Who pissed in your cornflakes?

 

[Tom MacDonald]

they get a notification on their smartphone when a package is delivered... they know when they get it.

 

[Wally]

Who in your cornflakes?

Just saying, these low cost delivery services just dump and go. You want front door service, you have to pay more.