Note to Amazon delivery...

[Big Package]

What a shame they're so bad. We buy food and cleaning products every 5 to 6 weeks. This vendor creates drop points along their route so you can go pick your stuff up. If you return bags and boxes, you get discounts on further purchases, and can accrue a cash discount (which eventually I think 90 days gets applied to your order).

So really all you pay is gas money to go get it. They'll sell the remaining goods at a discount if people don't come get them. I think it's a great business model for these state-sized businesses to save on shipping.

 

[rod]

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

I haven't had face to face contact with my UPS driver in years---he throws and goes. FedEx Ground guys are easier to get along with----maybe they are stoned.

 

[baklava]

Haha, he did it again anyway

 

[Johney]

Get what you pay for.

 

[Brownslave688]

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.

Then don't order online if you can't handle it.

 

[Box Ox]

View attachment 150840 Haha, he did it again anyway

He should write "TLDR" in 4 big letters all the way across that note if he's back tomorrow.

 

[Operational needs]

He should write "TLDR" in 4 big letters all the way across that note if he's back tomorrow.

Or write, no habla Ingles. Lol.

 

[Wally]

I haven't had face to face contact with my UPS driver in years---he throws and goes. FedEx Ground guys are easier to get along with----maybe they are stoned.

Dump and go is what we are told to do.

 

[OrioN]

Or write, no habla Ingles. Lol.

Brewery, some of these drivers may not speak or read sufficient English. Just house# and street name.

Mebbe that's y he or she left it on the driveway.

Like I said in my earlier post, email the company

 

[wayfair]

ni1,2,3

 

[Richard Cranium]

View attachment 150840 Haha, he did it again anyway

Nice to see Amazon delivering their own oversized parcels.

 

[FrigidFTSup]

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.

The same people who complain like this are the first ones who would call the center because you left a muddy footprint at the foot of their door

 

[burrheadd]

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.

 

[burrheadd]

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.

Mostly because they're lazy pos

 

[burrheadd]

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.

Preach it girl!!

 

[burrheadd]

What a shame they're so bad. We buy food and cleaning products every 5 to 6 weeks. This vendor creates drop points along their route so you can go pick your stuff up. If you return bags and boxes, you get discounts on further purchases, and can accrue a cash discount (which eventually I think 90 days gets applied to your order).

So really all you pay is gas money to go get it. They'll sell the remaining goods at a discount if people don't come get them. I think it's a great business model for these state-sized businesses to save on shipping.

Drop points?

Like on the curb
Some bodies garage
Kwikee mart

What?

 

[burrheadd]

View attachment 150840 Haha, he did it again anyway

My hats off to this guy!!!

 

[rod]

Dump and go is what we are told to do.

I wouldn't be a very good UPS driver now days. I liked staying friendly with my customers too much.

 

[Operational needs]

I wouldn't be a very good UPS driver now days. I liked staying friendly with my customers too much.

No. You would eventually adapt while protesting the whole time, just like everyone else has.

 

[oldngray]

I wouldn't be a very good UPS driver now days. I liked staying friendly with my customers too much.

stealing time