They always just throw anything that weighs more than a feather right on the ground, concrete floor, etc. in hopes that it breaks or gets damaged.......almost like they are pissed that they actually had to do what they are getting paid for.
Don't sugar coat it, tell us how you really feel. I see you are in KC. I guess we are just lucky here. We have never had a problem with them. However.... Good luck figuring out how to complain. I tried to get ahold of a real person at UPS to complain about the people at the local UPS Store (I know it is a privately owned franchise, but you would think UPS would want to know), and it is impossible. They truly do not care. I will ship via Fedex, but NEVER, NEVER again with UPS. I know my next comment will bring out the haters, but I have had NO problems ever with USPS. I love their Priority Mail boxes. I have had 100% luck with successful deliveries from them; even with international shipments. I know it would be dishonest, but about the only way to get their attention would be if millions of people protested the poor service by saying, "We never got the package." I am not suggesting that people do anything dishonest, but that would get their attention.
How about the poor guy or company you screwed over?
Agree, I hope you paid for them?
So, did you contact the selling company about that mix up, or did you keep everything for free?
I wish it was that way here
Well the driver is the “face” of these shipping companies and typically catches the heat when there are problems but when it comes to damages it starts with the loaders/unloaders and how the packages or freight are/is loaded on trailers with all the others shipments. It’s likely not being damaged by the driver picking up or delivering it. It’s when it’s being (mid)handled in between by others, but most often it occurs during transport. Seemingly”blown” onto trailers comes to mind! Sure, there are rotten apple drivers with all these companies, but with cameras everywhere and YouTube you aren’t getting scenes of boxes being hurled over Gates or fences much
Unfortunately I have personally witnessed a couple times now where they will just drop a cylinder head or an intake on the ground where it could recieve damage, they just don't give a **** and you are right the whole chain is at fault......very poor work ethic nowadays but they sure do ***** if they aren't getting paid a premium.Well the driver is the “face” of these shipping companies and typically catches the heat when there are problems but when it comes to damages it starts with the loaders/unloaders and how the packages or freight are/is loaded on trailers with all the others shipments. It’s likely not being damaged by the driver picking up or delivering it. It’s when it’s being (mid)handled in between by others, but most often it occurs during transport. Seemingly”blown” onto trailers comes to mind! Sure, there are rotten apple drivers with all these companies, but with cameras everywhere and YouTube you aren’t getting scenes of boxes being hurled over Gates or fences much
I contacted the seller and paid him direct after the delivery. I'm sure if I would have played dumb, Fed Ex would have ate it. I've always paid my own way. I believe in being honest, and Karma. BTW.....There was also a signing request on the delivery instructions as well.
