| mattcosta7 |
08-09-2007 03:08 PM |
i hate ups
I am waiting on two packages which were supposed to be delivered today. One containing a new flywheel, the other a pressure plate. One of the packages needs to be signed for. I recieved an attempt notice yesterday saying that they came and I wasn't home to sign, and that they'ld be back between 2 and 5 pm today.
At 8am I wake up. Shower. Breakfast. Walk the dog. And I proceed to sit on the front porch next to the door, enjoying my day off while it's still sunny, not too warm and alittle breezy. At 2:15 a UPS truck drives by, doesn't stop. It turns around and drives the other way.
5 minutes later I get a tracking message from UPS saying that attempt two was made, and no one was available to sign. I call to see when they came, since I have been next to the front door (subsequently this is next to the doorbell, and facing the street) since noon.
The first woman I speak too is very kind, and puts me through to the local office. The woman here, however tells me that their driver is very competent, and that I wasn't home at that time. Upon my confronting that claim she tells me that her driver wouldn't say he attempted delivery if he hadn't, and then picks up an enormous attitude saying that I have no right to call about this. The driver knows the area and couldn't have made a mistake delivering to the wrong house. She HANGS UP when I tell her that I am OK with the mistake so long as the parts arrive TODAY since I have a tow lined up to take the car to the shop, and a time slot lined up so as to get the car back early tomorrow.
She tells me that my doorbell must be broken, or that I was not where I said I was, and then proceeds to hang up the phone on me.
In summary.
1) I have been on my FRONT PORCH. My porch is the front door/main entrance. Entrance 2 is the garage which is directly below where I am sitting.
2) I started sitting here at noon
3) While I was here, the driver says he rang the door bell (which I am next to), no one answered (i am still next to the door outside) and left.
4) This must have happened in an alternate universe since I am sitting next to the door, and no UPS carrier has gotten out of a truck at this address
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