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upsdude
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I found this thread on a Car Audio Board I post at.
You actually got a settlement from UPS?? After working customer service at an e-retailer, and also having problems with them while living in the city, I'll never use them again. Man I can't remember how many times I had to help a customer track down thier packages. Sometimes, we'd just be shipping from a Chicago suburb to a Chicago suburb, and the package would have scans in California 2 weeks later. I had good experiences with them when I lived in the suburbs, but I was only two blocks from a UPS center. I'm sure the supervisors were strict right by the center. When I moved in the city, though, I'd be homeall day (was working nights)and the tracking number would show noone was home and they left the package at the door. Only I would be at home waiting for the package, and they wouldn'tt even ring. So the package was AWOL. I don't know how many times this happened.
Thank god FedEx bought RPS so they have a ground service now. Much more reliable, and you can require a signature.
Plus, did you know almost all of UPS's customer service call centers are outsourced? So the reason the people are so rude and never help when you call, is they aren't even UPS employees, don't have very good training, are usually new because the turnover is so obnoxiously high, and they get paid $8 or under depending on the call center location, and they don't even get benefits until they've been there a whole year.
[ November 05, 2002, 12:15 PM:
You actually got a settlement from UPS?? After working customer service at an e-retailer, and also having problems with them while living in the city, I'll never use them again. Man I can't remember how many times I had to help a customer track down thier packages. Sometimes, we'd just be shipping from a Chicago suburb to a Chicago suburb, and the package would have scans in California 2 weeks later. I had good experiences with them when I lived in the suburbs, but I was only two blocks from a UPS center. I'm sure the supervisors were strict right by the center. When I moved in the city, though, I'd be homeall day (was working nights)and the tracking number would show noone was home and they left the package at the door. Only I would be at home waiting for the package, and they wouldn'tt even ring. So the package was AWOL. I don't know how many times this happened.
Thank god FedEx bought RPS so they have a ground service now. Much more reliable, and you can require a signature.
Plus, did you know almost all of UPS's customer service call centers are outsourced? So the reason the people are so rude and never help when you call, is they aren't even UPS employees, don't have very good training, are usually new because the turnover is so obnoxiously high, and they get paid $8 or under depending on the call center location, and they don't even get benefits until they've been there a whole year.
[ November 05, 2002, 12:15 PM: