New dumb infonotices

[scratch]

We haven't seen the new ones in our building. This morning a driver was flipping out because he couldn't find any of the old Infonotices. We had an almost full case of them Friday and they disappered out of the supply cabinet this morning.

 

[BrownArmy]

If it's sig required, I also write void on the sig line on the back of the notice.

Circling 'in person' evidently isn't enough, as you invariably come back the next day and they've signed the back.

Of course, if you circle 'your written authorization is required to leave package(s)', it will remain unsigned.

 

[Tough Guy]

Looks like they got rid of the anticipated 2nd attempt time. Unless I missed it.

They probably got rid of it because Orion can have you getting places at different times each day. Or it magically is cut to another driver who has an entirely different timeframe.

Used to happen all the time. Ma section that goes to any given driver would leave an info note with a timeframe for the next day. I'd have that section on my route instead the next day and get there a completely different time.

 

[jaker]

Well I guess I will be getting a handful of extra notices , so I don't have to deal with the new for awhile

Wonder if it will fit in our pocket better now

 

[TooTechie]

same size

 

[BrownArmy]

Last time we switched info-notices, crack-head center manager (long since fired) tried to give me a warning letter for using the old notices.

The steward just laughed, stood up, and we walked out of the office.

It's times like that when I think there must be a warning-letter quota.

 

[Catatonic]

Trying to write on a tiny little 1/4 inch area on the top edge of the page with my pen falling off the edge...and they had to move the date from the first line to the second line...
They're really trying to shove the access points down people's throats. What are the boldest words on the page?

Observant ... I never would have noticed.

 

[FilingBluesFL]

I put it on the door blank. maroon customers don't look at it anyway.

I didn't know they were changing. Knowing this, I'm now hording all the old ones I can find.

If they do like they have in the past, they'll demand you stop using the old ones, then print out a report who's using the old ones, and then you get yelled at.

 

[JL 0513]

You absolutely cannot use the old InfoNotices, at least here. Apparently UPS is staggering the roll out of Access Point.

 

[CHALLY9TX]

Am I missing something here? Why would the infonotice need access point info? Isn't that something the customer should already know?

 

[BrownArmy]

I'm in Boston, never heard of Access point whatevers.

I've only heard of them from BC.

 

[wayfair]

I will still circle number and write "call to pick up"


saves me up to 5 will calls a day

 

[moldsporh]

I like the fact we don't have to leave a delivery time window on these.

it also spells out more clearly that an adult has to be home the other ones they needed to turn the info notice over for that.

I just wish some drivers would get a clue mainly the cover drivers, with the current notices that if it requires a signature you cannot check signature required to leave package.

 

[BrownTexas]

They never said "in person" because I write it on every notice I leave and write VOID across the back signature line.

I too scribble all over the lines on the back for packages requiring a signature. Otherwise they just sign it and think I will leave it.

 

[Thegameisrigged]

I'm assuming a time window isn't left because of the stupid ORION. No telling when they'll get their package the next day.

 

[jaker]

I too scribble all over the lines on the back for packages requiring a signature. Otherwise they just sign it and think I will leave it.

I do that also and they still sign it , you figure they would wonder why the lines are crossed out

 

[MendozaJ]

UPS should have added a QR code which could have linked to the site/app where the customer could have made their selection.

 

[soberups]

We haven't seen the new ones in our building. This morning a driver was flipping out because he couldn't find any of the old Infonotices. We had an almost full case of them Friday and they disappered out of the supply cabinet this morning.

I have about a 400-year supply of partially-depleted Infonotice pads on a shelf in the laundry room, where my wife demands that I put them under pain of death. I think she got tired of picking soggy paper scraps out of the lint trap from the innumerable times that I threw my shirts in the washing machine without removing the notices (and pens) from my pocket.

 

[TooTechie]

I have about a 400-year supply of partially-depleted Infonotice pads on a shelf in the laundry room, where my wife demands that I put them under pain of death. I think she got tired of picking soggy paper scraps out of the lint trap from the innumerable times that I threw my shirts in the washing machine without removing the notices (and pens) from my pocket.

I just use the diad pouch and stick the infonotices in that outer pocket.

 

[WorknLateHuh]

If it's sig required, I also write void on the sig line on the back of the notice.

I do the same thing but then they try to sign next to the "VOID" void=not actually void

Beam me up Scotti, there's no intelligent life down here.