Silly Customer Complaints

[Orion inc.]

Implied contract with the consignee through MyChoice.







TTKU, Dave.

Yes........contract.........
Kinda like that thing you work under with your employer.
OOPS......I forgot.....

He works under his "own contract" both with ups and the customer.

And yes my choice is a contract. I'm surprised you're allowed to override it and you haven't been spoken to by management. It shows up on a report that is the new flavor this year.


Maybe only in the BOG.....

 

[Orion inc.]

The majority of the time I do, but one of my customers requested their pkgs be left at their back door which is located somewhere behind a tall privacy fence. Nope, not gonna do that! No telling what's behind that fence.

We had a driver who bagged it and then tied a few DR bags to it to make like a rope and put it over the fence without throwing it and lowering it to the other side slowly.

Real Macgyver move apparently

 

[trickpony1]

We had a driver who bagged it and then tied a few DR bags to it to make like a rope and put it over the fence without throwing it and lowering it to the other side slowly.

Real Macgyver move apparently

I'm surprised Dave hasn't purchased an expensive drone for his more difficult deliveries.

Should I quickly edit this and put in a video of a drone?

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

Implied contract with the consignee through MyChoice.

The only thing worse than a verbal contract is an implied one.

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

I agree. Makes no sense. I just work as directed. Under the radar is the place to be.

I would have no problem justifying my release location decision if asked about it.

 

[FilingBluesFL]

I would have no problem justifying my release location decision if asked about it.

And they'll have no problem calling you in the office and justifying your discipline for not working as instructed.

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

And they'll have no problem calling you in the office and justifying your discipline for not working as instructed.

They have yet to say a word about it.

 

[porkwagon]

What would you call it when you enter into an agreement with someone? Please enlighten me.

Contract.

 

[barnyard]

I carry the "MyChoice" sign up pads with me. I leave one next to the delivery notice whenever I have a sig required package. Getting rid of a sig required package on the 1st attempt because there is an existing electronic signature is a wonderful thing.

I prefer My Choice deliveries. I do not have to guess where the consignee wants it and I know they will find it.

 

[soberups]

They have yet to say a word about it.

My experience is similar to Dave's. I will leave the package where the prompt tells me to unless I meet the customer personally, in which case I override it to MCM or MCW. Its a little thing, but I refuse to falsify delivery records no matter how irrelevant or justifiable it might seem to be.

 

[box_beeyotch]

My experience is similar to Dave's. I will leave the package where the prompt tells me to unless I meet the customer personally, in which case I override it to MCM or MCW. Its a little thing, but I refuse to falsify delivery records no matter how irrelevant or justifiable it might seem to be.

Exactly. Even if what your doing can get you disciplined, falsifying anything can get you terminated with no chance. It's like going to court on a first degree murder charge...There's no way you can win.

 

[clean hairy]

check out this one!
Talk about a baseless complaint!

http://ups.pissedconsumer.com/international-shipping-20131111457107.html

 

[rod]

check out this one!
Talk about a baseless complaint!

http://ups.pissedconsumer.com/international-shipping-20131111457107.html

Looks like some of that good old Chinese cardboard-----toilet paper has more strength.

 

[Wally]

"Driver was petting guard dog"... You can't make this stuff up.