He wasn't a pilot.FedEx pilots are hardcore. Did you see that movie with the volley ball?
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He wasn't a pilot.FedEx pilots are hardcore. Did you see that movie with the volley ball?
That is why I edited the post to include my cameras.The only issue that solves is that it serves as some sort of proof they "dropped it" there. (Although you can't prove the driver picked it up and took it after the pic).
I had an Amazon package dissappear. They had a pic of where they left it, but it wasn't there.
Delivered today. Left at front door. No ring. No sig. interesting.
UPS and Amazon use gps to follow trucks, you can see them online too. UPS all day and Amazon when they get close. It is hard to fudge the system now.I think delivery drivers sign and scan as delivered the packages left on their trucks at the end of the day that they know they can't deliver on time, so that their performance does not get dinged.
He wasn't a pilot.
UPS and Amazon use gps to follow trucks, you can see them online too. UPS all day and Amazon when they get close. It is hard to fudge the system now.
There are a couple of youtube videos showing the guy taking the picture and then picking up the package and walking off with it.When Amazon makes a delivery, they take a picture of it delivered, we also do this at work. All carriers should do it, bet it would solve a lot of issues. The cameras at the house are great if something went missing after the delivery.
There are a couple of youtube videos showing the guy taking the picture and then picking up the package and walking off with it.
Love the home security footage of the delivery guys placing the package on the stoop, taking a pic and then picking the package back up and walking back to the truck with itWhen Amazon makes a delivery, they take a picture of it delivered, we also do this at work. All carriers should do it, bet it would solve a lot of issues. The cameras at the house are great if something went missing after the delivery.
This is exactly what happened and has happened to me as well.I think delivery drivers sign and scan as delivered the packages left on their trucks at the end of the day that they know they can't deliver on time, so that their performance does not get dinged.
I am going to have my daughter add this to my play list.
This is my new favorite song. lol
Christmas tips, $20 each USPS & UPS. If I could leave shit in a bag for FedEx I would.
You must have some corript hack drivers because I've never experienced this, and i get a shitload of computer parts at 2 different locations. I've never had something reported as "delivered" unless it was where it was supposed to be or went missing entirely (rare).It is common practice for drivers to sign for all packages in the morning or at lunch time and then just drop the packages off throughout the day.
They should get rid of tracking all together, if you order something wait till it gets there.
i do this with fedex and prime packages mis-delivered to me which is 90% of the time at the moment. i use to jump in my truck and deliver them until one day i became "woke" and said what the f*** am i doing finishing the the job for these clowns. so i drive them to the post office and drop them in the parcel bin for prepaid packages. i hate to do it to the people who are waiting for something but my hope was and still is that someone would question why are fedex and prime parcels, all from the same route, end up at the post office and in the end someone would have a pep talk with the drivers. i use to try and call the delivery services but it got tiresome arguing that yes, i could finish delivering the package but i'm not on the payroll so send someone out to finish what you started......and that person said they brought it to the Post office! Bizarre!
But I have seen videos of them taking the picture of the delivered package, thenWhen Amazon makes a delivery, they take a picture of it delivered, we also do this at work. All carriers should do it, bet it would solve a lot of issues. The cameras at the house are great if something went missing after the delivery.
I'm still waiting on a package that was marked as delivered to the "dock"But I have seen videos of them taking the picture of the delivered package, then
picking it back up and driving off. Essentially stealing the package. Even Uber Eats
drivers have done this. One even stole the persons puppy off of the porch after delivery.
I have had USPS state the package was delivered, but then actually deliver it the next day.
They have even said they couldn't get to the mail box because of snow, Then how did
they deliver the rest of the mail that day.
Malodave
That is why I have several home cameras.But I have seen videos of them taking the picture of the delivered package, then
picking it back up and driving off. Essentially stealing the package. Even Uber Eats
drivers have done this. One even stole the persons puppy off of the porch after delivery.
I have had USPS state the package was delivered, but then actually deliver it the next day.
They have even said they couldn't get to the mail box because of snow, Then how did
they deliver the rest of the mail that day.
Malodave