RE: UPS keeping your parcels safe

["Jenni Lowe" <jenni@xxxxxxx>]

> There was a mention of a signed receipt being left in the box so 
> the delivery person leaves the package and takes the receipt.
> 
> Cant help thinking defeats the point in the first place.
> 
> I suppose best thing is to get a wife or house keeper or
something...
> 
> B.
> 

get a wife? 
*hard stare*

we have all sorts of problems with delivery companies,
the worst is when they drop something off at one of the other
houses in the estate, and dont tell us. 
What happens then is, we call our supplier to complain that
our goods havent been delivered, they get on to the courier,
who phones us to say, oh, it was delivered 3 days ago next door.
We go next door, who have, of course signed for it, causing us
problems if there is damage or so on to the parcel, as it has
been signed for, and not refused. I appreciate our neighbours
trying to be helpful, but we have gone anything up to 5 days
without goods because they have accepted deliveries and not told us.
Personally, if neither of us are in, we prefer to go to the 
depot to collect, doesnt suit everyone, but I rather do that
than go round all our neighbours!

Jenni

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