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Dear DHL:

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EyeMWing

Banned
Dear DHL:

When you deliver something, do not ignore the "DELIVERIES TO FRONT DOOR" sign. Furthermore, do not climb over the massive obstacles which we have placed in front of the side door to support this sign and keep you from being stupid. In addition to this, do not leave a package on the ground in the rain, uncovered. Finally, DON'T FVCKING TEAR UP THE GRAVEL DRIVEWAY.

Love always,
EyeMWing.
 
Originally posted by: SynthDude2001
I doubt that'll happen. 😛
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If, when my A64 arrives, this motherboard doesn't work, DHL, AMD (this was a freebie promo item), and Asus are all going to hear about it. Maybe something will get done. Probably not, though.
 
you know what's funny, i've sent lots of stuff via DHL, and never ever received anything via DHL.... no probs yet at least
 
Originally posted by: CraigRT
you know what's funny, i've sent lots of stuff via DHL, and never ever received anything via DHL.... no probs yet at least
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When UPS fires you for fvcking up too many packages here, you go work for DHL.
 
Been using DHL for almost 2 years as a shipper. Hundred of packages, two incidents. Both solved quickly.
 
Originally posted by: NFS4
Been using DHL for almost 2 years as a shipper. Hundred of packages, two incidents. Both solved quickly.
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I, on the other hand, have had two incidents out of two total packages. Both were left in the rain, uncovered.
 
Originally posted by: EyeMWing
Originally posted by: NFS4
Been using DHL for almost 2 years as a shipper. Hundred of packages, two incidents. Both solved quickly.
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I, on the other hand, have had two incidents out of two total packages. Both were left in the rain, uncovered.
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LOL, do you think they keep little plastic baggies to cover your packages in their yellow vans?:roll:

Fedex and UPS do the same sh!t to my packages, but hey it happens. You'd be even more pissed if they didn't deliver your packages b/c it was raining and might get wet...then you would have REALLY been bitchin'.

Let me ask you this, was the item that you received damaged? If not, BFD
 
Originally posted by: NFS4
Originally posted by: EyeMWing
Originally posted by: NFS4
Been using DHL for almost 2 years as a shipper. Hundred of packages, two incidents. Both solved quickly.
Click to expand...

I, on the other hand, have had two incidents out of two total packages. Both were left in the rain, uncovered.
Click to expand...

LOL, do you think they keep little plastic baggies to cover your packages in their yellow vans?:roll:

Fedex and UPS do the same sh!t to my packages, but hey it happens. You'd be even more pissed if they didn't deliver your packages b/c it was raining and might get wet...then you would have REALLY been bitchin'.

Let me ask you this, was the item that you received damaged? If not, BFD
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UPS and FedEx carry the bags when rain is on the day's agenda.

And I have NFI if it's damaged or not, all I know is that I have a rather wet motherboard and I didn't order the CPU until tonight.
 
Originally posted by: NFS4
LOL, do you think they keep little plastic baggies to cover your packages in their yellow vans?:roll:
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UPS does, if you're nice to your driver he might even use them. 😉

 
Originally posted by: EyeMWing
Originally posted by: NFS4
Originally posted by: EyeMWing
Originally posted by: NFS4
Been using DHL for almost 2 years as a shipper. Hundred of packages, two incidents. Both solved quickly.
Click to expand...

I, on the other hand, have had two incidents out of two total packages. Both were left in the rain, uncovered.
Click to expand...

LOL, do you think they keep little plastic baggies to cover your packages in their yellow vans?:roll:

Fedex and UPS do the same sh!t to my packages, but hey it happens. You'd be even more pissed if they didn't deliver your packages b/c it was raining and might get wet...then you would have REALLY been bitchin'.

Let me ask you this, was the item that you received damaged? If not, BFD
Click to expand...

UPS and FedEx carry the bags when rain is on the day's agenda.

And I have NFI if it's damaged or not, all I know is that I have a rather wet motherboard and I didn't order the CPU until tonight.
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LOL, never seen UPS or Fedex put my junk in bags. They just leave it to get wet like everyone else. Or they'll try to stick it under the doormat.

It's funny, b/c they'll have a box that's the size of a large tv, and they'll set the doormat on top of it on a sunny day.

WTF, that never ceases to amaze me. If someone is going to steal the thing, I don't think that the doormat is gonna hide it 😀

 
LOL...The doormat is an impenetrable fortress of defense!!!1 Just like hiding your wallet "down in the toe" at the beach, [whisper]they never look there, they check the heel and move on.[/whisper]
 
How is it, that an entire company sucks, because your particular driver is a moron? That's probably more of a reflection on the local inhabitants, than a national carrier!
 
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