This is better when read in a German accent.Quote:
Originally Posted by Graves
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This is better when read in a German accent.Quote:
Originally Posted by Graves
You got the jest lol
UPS was just trying to protect you and your guns from Freedom ammo...
I know hindsight is 20/20 but as soon as I see something I don't like on my tracking, I request a hold at a store so I can go pick it up.
This. I was going to say I hope they pay you for the loss and you can order a different brand of ammo.Quote:
Originally Posted by DenverGP
Typical of my experience with UPS.
Since the pkg.was address corrected it should have gotten a sig. If the driver didn't get a sig. he is in big trouble. Might even have to pay for iit.
Negative. You're so wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by Double00
Sig required is from the shipper, built into the tracking number. Address means shit
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I think what he's saying is that since there was an address correction made, that triggers a sig required.Quote:
Originally Posted by Monky
But I'm no UPS driver so what do I know?
FWIW, the only time I've had an issue with UPS that I recall was with a holiday driver delivering someone else's package to my door when I was expecting an ORM shipment.
As I was home and heard the bell, and quickly saw the issue, I ran his ass down at the address on the box he left and recovered my damn ammo. Idiot delivered that box to the other address. I guess his load sheet was wrong or he was driving the route back asswards and he wasn't bothering to actually look at the delivery addresses.
Well as I am a ups driver I do know. We are required to get a a sig. For address corrected pkgs.