- Aug 7, 2000
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so i sign up for amazon prime 3 month trial, and will get 2day delivery for free, but it's proving to be useless so far because UPS cannot handle their end of the deal.
package attempted yesterday, but the intercom of my apartement building is busted so the driver can't reach my brother, who's home. fine, i call them up and put 2 numbers on file to call when they attempt delivery the next time (today). the lady assured me twice that i would receive a call at the time of delivery.
today...no calls. my brother's been sitting home all day for the package. i call up UPS again and have them send a message to the package center to figure out if/when i will get a call for the package....i "will be called back within the hour."
an hour passes...no call. i get home and find a nice yellow door tag on the front gate. call up UPS again and talk to a supervisor. she tells me that the previous message was sent to El Paso with totally different delivery information than mine. she is nice and all, but cannot reach the proper package center (SF) because they won't pick up their phones. if i'm lucky, i'll get a redelivery attempt tonight. otherwise, i have no desire or transportation to drive to the shady part of town to pick it up myself and will have to wait for monday...
*just got a call from the SF center. "our drivers don't carry company cell phones at all." that's nice to know. my last dealing with UPS involved a missing (stolen?) tablet worth $2000.
update: i got my package 15 minutes after posting because i walked out to the balcony to see a UPS truck parked down the street and made a run for it. the driver had a busy route so he was still around 2 hours later. so thanks to my own efforts, i get the package.
no thanks to the UPS call centers who can't even provide proper information about the services that the company does and does not provide. my beef is with these people, not the drivers (this time around anyway).
package attempted yesterday, but the intercom of my apartement building is busted so the driver can't reach my brother, who's home. fine, i call them up and put 2 numbers on file to call when they attempt delivery the next time (today). the lady assured me twice that i would receive a call at the time of delivery.
today...no calls. my brother's been sitting home all day for the package. i call up UPS again and have them send a message to the package center to figure out if/when i will get a call for the package....i "will be called back within the hour."
an hour passes...no call. i get home and find a nice yellow door tag on the front gate. call up UPS again and talk to a supervisor. she tells me that the previous message was sent to El Paso with totally different delivery information than mine. she is nice and all, but cannot reach the proper package center (SF) because they won't pick up their phones. if i'm lucky, i'll get a redelivery attempt tonight. otherwise, i have no desire or transportation to drive to the shady part of town to pick it up myself and will have to wait for monday...
*just got a call from the SF center. "our drivers don't carry company cell phones at all." that's nice to know. my last dealing with UPS involved a missing (stolen?) tablet worth $2000.
update: i got my package 15 minutes after posting because i walked out to the balcony to see a UPS truck parked down the street and made a run for it. the driver had a busy route so he was still around 2 hours later. so thanks to my own efforts, i get the package.
no thanks to the UPS call centers who can't even provide proper information about the services that the company does and does not provide. my beef is with these people, not the drivers (this time around anyway).