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Lazy Fedex worker caught in the act.

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I have only signed once and gave them permission just to leave it on my door step, I am constantly getting packages for work as well as personal. I have the same thing for UPS and USPS. I usually leave at 6 am and get home around 6 or 7 pm, so it is a pain in the ass to run down to their offices and sign for a package.
 





Dr_Evil

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DTR said:
I did not know that FedEx has an option that does not require a signature to deliver?:thinking:
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I think the signature is only required if the sender says it needs to be signed for. That goes for USPS, UPS and FedEx. I've had all kinds of packages left on my front porch. It sucks when I have to sign for something. I usually have those packages sent to work.
 
InfinitusEquitas

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I've gotten packages on more than one occasion from both ups and fedex where the delivery guy signed for it with an illegible scribble.

Not that long ago I had a package delivered by USPS that had some "rough" treatment, luckily only one part came loose, and it was a two second fix.

It is unfortunately a combination of a shitty system, and dumb@$$ moron delivery guys.
 
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i was talking about the sorters that delivery man should scrub toilets if he can it may be too much responsibility..
 
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DTR said:
I did not know that FedEx has an option that does not require a signature to deliver?:thinking:
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I get some packages delivered by FedEx that do not require
a signature... They leave the package inside the porch and
scan an ID barcode that is inside the Porch when I'm not
there.

Jerry
 
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The guy in the video must have been trained by my FedEx driver...

This moron has left $2000 amplifiers and plasma TV's out in the rain. He also left a stack of 19" LCD tv's "hidden" on the side of my house. My neighbor saw him put them there during the day, and then saw him driving the car that they got loaded into that same evening. We were home for the delivery, but out during the evening.

FedEx can SMD.
 
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LOL great video.
just proves how stopid some of these guys are ^^
they save time and jobs everywhere, also in this country.
always when i get a package that needs my personal signature, the driver writes unreadable lines on his touchscreen device while im walking to the door. And then he gives me the package when i open an he almost runs away back to his van.
i dont mind as long as i dont get in trouble with it. and if i do, i know who to blame ^^

and the best part is that when i go back to the tracking page, it says:
DELIVERED, SIGNED FOR:
----=-=-===-==-==-=-=- (and it looks even more bad)
What must the guy who send it think, that i kinda have problems with a pen? :D
 
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One time a usps worker smashed a package in my mailbox that wasnt supposed to fit, he crushed the box so bad. Nothing was broken though...
 
InfinitusEquitas

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^^^I had a micro SD card delivered the other day, in a large cardboard envelope.

The envelope was bent three time over and stuffed into my rather tiny mailbox. Fortunately nothing happened to the SD card, but if it was something fragile I'd be pissed.

What's funny is, they also just leave stuff on the stairs by my doorstep all the time, so I don't get the logic in dropping something next to the door one time, and STUFFING it in a mailbox another day.
 
Lotus_Darkrose

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lasersbee said:
Nah... I think the system is OK... it is the actual crappy delivery
guy that needs a new job...:gun:

Jerry
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Methinks his work ethics will prevent him from getting/maintaining a job that requires him to take anything from point A to point B :p

Such as taking a box from one end of a warehouse to another, handing someone a tool, selling knives door to door, etc.
 
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