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make sure when you get the new one you tell everyone how much you appreciate amazon, and then refuse to send back the old one and try to sell it
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On September 28 2008 05:08 yubee wrote: make sure when you get the new one you tell everyone how much you appreciate amazon, and then refuse to send back the old one and try to sell it that could work as long as your old home isn't halfway across the country
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One bad experience with UPS and you are going to severely limit your options in the future? I'd understand if they were just sucking generally, but this is a weakness on their part that will no longer apply to you. From now on you won't be changing your address at the last minute/hour/day.
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Give correct shipping info in the first place and this won't happen?
Not really UPSs fault imo.
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On September 28 2008 05:24 Sp1ralArch1tect wrote: Give correct shipping info in the first place and this won't happen?
Not really UPSs fault imo. It's not Jibba's 'fault' if he gave them notice, per say, but it's just like... you should avoid putting them in a spot where they have to make changes at the last minute. A disaster waiting to happen.
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I always went w/ FedEx. Haven't had the need for a long time, but last time I did they were far cheaper. They always worked well for me.
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On September 28 2008 05:08 yubee wrote: make sure when you get the new one you tell everyone how much you appreciate amazon, and then refuse to send back the old one and try to sell it
hahahaha
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On September 28 2008 05:08 yubee wrote: make sure when you get the new one you tell everyone how much you appreciate amazon, and then refuse to send back the old one and try to sell it Actually I asked and Amazon said they'd charge the lost package to UPS. So it's a win either way.
Amazon makes money, I get my stuff, UPS loses money.
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UPS is good. amazon... sigh, it has its ups and downs. USPS suck at delivering shit but theyre relatively priced.
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On September 28 2008 05:34 micronesia wrote:Show nested quote +On September 28 2008 05:24 Sp1ralArch1tect wrote: Give correct shipping info in the first place and this won't happen?
Not really UPSs fault imo. It's not Jibba's 'fault' if he gave them notice, per say, but it's just like... you should avoid putting them in a spot where they have to make changes at the last minute. A disaster waiting to happen. I actually didn't have a choice. I called them a day and a half earlier and tried to get it changed then, and UPS told me I couldn't request a change until it had already reached the local delivery center and they couldn't even leave a note for it. The entire process was asanine. So then I call 8AM the next morning once it made it to the local center and I told them what needed to be done, and then 6 hours later they dropped it off. You can't even cite security concerns because there's nothing in place to stop fake identities.
And no, this isn't the first time UPS has misdelivered. It's become pretty regular that they'll say "address doesn't exist" when I ship to my sister in NYC. USPS seems to find it though.
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USPS took 4 months to deliver 2 hats and 1 ring to my house.
beat that.
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September 26, 2008 09:56:00 AM DORAL FL US Delivered UPS (4 pound package) September 26, 2008 10:41:00 AM MIAMI FL Delivered USPS (24 pounds package)
Beated!
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On September 28 2008 05:08 yubee wrote: make sure when you get the new one you tell everyone how much you appreciate amazon, and then refuse to send back the old one and try to sell it
jhahahahahha good times
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I just shipped out a big package of stuff that's due on October first. I hope UPS doesn't mess up my order.
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What'd you get? I like opening boxes.
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On September 28 2008 05:47 Jibba wrote:Show nested quote +On September 28 2008 05:34 micronesia wrote:On September 28 2008 05:24 Sp1ralArch1tect wrote: Give correct shipping info in the first place and this won't happen?
Not really UPSs fault imo. It's not Jibba's 'fault' if he gave them notice, per say, but it's just like... you should avoid putting them in a spot where they have to make changes at the last minute. A disaster waiting to happen. I actually didn't have a choice. I called them a day and a half earlier and tried to get it changed then, and UPS told me I couldn't request a change until it had already reached the local delivery center and they couldn't even leave a note for it. The entire process was asanine. So then I call 8AM the next morning once it made it to the local center and I told them what needed to be done, and then 6 hours later they dropped it off. You can't even cite security concerns because there's nothing in place to stop fake identities. And no, this isn't the first time UPS has misdelivered. It's become pretty regular that they'll say "address doesn't exist" when I ship to my sister in NYC. USPS seems to find it though.
well the drivers and the trucks leave the facility at 8:30 roughly so calling them at 8 doesn't help much though. Poor customer service on their parts I suppose.
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On September 28 2008 05:48 funkie wrote: USPS took 4 months to deliver 2 hats and 1 ring to my house.
beat that. ive had 3 failed deliveries and they cant fucking "Track" an id number, beat that. D:
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On September 28 2008 08:34 XCetron wrote:Show nested quote +On September 28 2008 05:47 Jibba wrote:On September 28 2008 05:34 micronesia wrote:On September 28 2008 05:24 Sp1ralArch1tect wrote: Give correct shipping info in the first place and this won't happen?
Not really UPSs fault imo. It's not Jibba's 'fault' if he gave them notice, per say, but it's just like... you should avoid putting them in a spot where they have to make changes at the last minute. A disaster waiting to happen. I actually didn't have a choice. I called them a day and a half earlier and tried to get it changed then, and UPS told me I couldn't request a change until it had already reached the local delivery center and they couldn't even leave a note for it. The entire process was asanine. So then I call 8AM the next morning once it made it to the local center and I told them what needed to be done, and then 6 hours later they dropped it off. You can't even cite security concerns because there's nothing in place to stop fake identities. And no, this isn't the first time UPS has misdelivered. It's become pretty regular that they'll say "address doesn't exist" when I ship to my sister in NYC. USPS seems to find it though. well the drivers and the trucks leave the facility at 8:30 roughly so calling them at 8 doesn't help much though. Poor customer service on their parts I suppose. Yeah, and I mean in the year 2008 there's no way for the UPS center to know what their drivers are doing or communicate with them, right?
Look, it's not like they're sending drivers out with a paper list to deliver things. The reason they're able to tell you the EXACT time a package has been delivered is because there's a constant connection between the drivers and the station's computer system. Drivers are given handheld computers specifically for that reason. My guess is the person at the tracking station (who even called me to confirm) didn't do her job and add the note.
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Actually youd be surprised, drivers dont usually know what goes in their truck unless theyve been told. We move things back and forth before they leave everyday depending on the volume of each truck.
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