Silly Customer Complaints
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upschuck
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You caught me in my browns, I see.
bleedinbrown58
That’s Craptacular
Nice bow...btw. It really brings out your eyes!
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upschuck
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The chicks dig it.Nice bow...btw. It really brings out your eyes!
wilberforce15
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I'm probably in the minority on this, but I think orientation arrows are complete crap, along with any complaints about holding things "upside down."
There isn't an upside down. If you think your contents will be damaged by simply tilting the package, you need to pack it differently or use a different shipping company.
There isn't an upside down. If you think your contents will be damaged by simply tilting the package, you need to pack it differently or use a different shipping company.
wilberforce15
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Except my manager took a customer's side when I carried a box "sideways" and the contents were damaged.
What exactly does the manager think happened to that box on a belt or slide, or in the hands of a loader/unloader? If I carry it by the orientation, that's just for show to the customer, which is fine I suppose, if it's safe. This particular box was top-heavy when carried according to the arrows.
What exactly does the manager think happened to that box on a belt or slide, or in the hands of a loader/unloader? If I carry it by the orientation, that's just for show to the customer, which is fine I suppose, if it's safe. This particular box was top-heavy when carried according to the arrows.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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True but would it really be that difficult to load the packages arrows up?
oldngray
nowhere special
Label facing up is more important and if the shipper cares about the arrows meaning anything they will correspond.
wilberforce15
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Loading it with arrows up doesn't do anything to protect it on belts or slides, or make it fit under low-hanging parts of the belt, or under overhangs where an irreg cart goes, or keep it right-side up when you hit a pothole, etc.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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I was talking about at the pickup point. We all know what happens in the hubs.
wilberforce15
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My manager doesn't, since he thinks I was responsible for the damage for carrying it sideways.
We should do it for show to the customer to prevent stupid complaints, but it's still a stupid complaint.
We should do it for show to the customer to prevent stupid complaints, but it's still a stupid complaint.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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Perhaps but it is one that is easily preventable.
Where did I say that isn't what I do? Do you get a rise out of your jimmy by saying things like this to people?
bleedinbrown58
That’s Craptacular
Orientation arrows are just another design on a package....they could be two middle fingers for all I pay attention to it.
Small amazon boxes that contain a DVD/CD/disc item of some kind. I'm pretty sure they can survive standing on end like how many people commonly file them on shelves. I had a lady scream at me about that but I said the same thing, and explained that arrows are just generic box arrows, nothing specific to your item. She gave me cookies last week.
You are right, Dave.
After all, you don't have to know how to load them to complain about the load.
Johney
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Calm down there tiger. I didn't say you didn't do what you're told and what if I do get a rise out of my jimmy? Does that excite you?
Hey do a pre-trip before you start and also don't DR at apartments unless you get an SDN!
Oh
Oh yeah and I didn't say that you said that I didn't. Two can play this game
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