Good job taking matters into your own hands. Seems to be a pattern with you. Keep up the good work.
THIEF!!!!!!!!!!!!!I had a delivery today that puzzled me and I was wondering if anyone has had this happen to them and, if so, how did you handle the delivery? I had 2 pkgs for a residential and there was the ! that indicated that there were notes regarding this delivery. When I scanned the first pkg a screen appeared that basically said that I had to get a signature, no DR allowed. I got the same message when I scanned the second pkg. The service level was ground (03) and there was no signature required stickers or anything on there that would indicate that the shipper paid the extra money for me to get the signature so I DR FD and went on my way. It sounds like this is a shipper who is trying to get out of paying whatever it is we charge for an autograph these days by adding notes to his shipments.
Has anyone else had a situation like this and, if so, how did you handle it?
I guess I have surpassed you. I did three-and-a-half years at a 2 year Suny college. I forgot that no one was supposed to instigate anything with you. Only you are allowed to do that. I will probably never get that one down. I stand by what I said previously, though. I am fairly certain that you were in a big yank and decided to go ahead and DR so you could brag how you got rid of the package. Don't worry about how the notes get into the DIAD.Yeah, I guess I should hope to be more like you when I grow up--oh wait, I have already completed 2nd grade.
Now I have a question. Does a signed info notice qualify as a signature in this particular situation?
I don't think it does. What has everyone heard or been told.
Totally understand your confusion dilli. Do you know this cust? Or is it just in a bad DR place? Sometimes the bad claims cust moves and UPS doesn't remove the no dr's tag. If this is the case, you can speak with your people inside to have the tag removed. If not, then in my thinking, I'd ask myself if this cust is nice or not and respond accordingly. I think DR'ing a shipper release pkg at a non DR address is up to you, trust your gut.BM, it says the same thing as the FEDEX DR notices? .......accept responsibility....
Hang, I would think the same thing, cnee needs to physically rcv the pkg.
I was wondering because a few weeks back I had to del. an Omaha Steaks box (which are driver release) to a signature required address. I don't acknowledge an SDN as acceptable so I brought it back.
Just one of those situations that there are no concrete rules for.
Omaha Steaks is shipper release, not driver release. This means the shipper cannot file a claim regarding this delivery in return for a reduced rate on the shipment. I would have left the steaks.
You are right Upstate, but I still could not DR it, diad would not allow a DR.Omaha Steaks is shipper release, not driver release. This means the shipper cannot file a claim regarding this delivery in return for a reduced rate on the shipment. I would have left the steaks.
Attaboy!! Go ahead and leave packages at a signature required stop so you can impress Roger.Omaha Steaks is shipper release, not driver release. This means the shipper cannot file a claim regarding this delivery in return for a reduced rate on the shipment. I would have left the steaks.
You are right Upstate, but I still could not DR it, diad would not allow a DR.
sr?Our lp guy told us to write [dr per sr] on the board and put in the remarks also.
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You are right Upstate, but I still could not DR it, diad would not allow a DR.
Indeed I do,I get lots of tiger direct pkgs ordered online.Did you know there is an option in the DIAD to make a package "signature required'?
That's alright Upstate. Not a big deal.OK, I didn't realize that address had been put in to the DIAD as Sig Req. Sorry.