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The typical complaint is that you're at home, waiting for a package. You check the tracking all day "on the truck". Then at one point, it says "no one home".
by adekok 9y ago
The typical complaint is that you're at home, waiting for a package. You check the tracking all day "on the truck". Then at one point, it says "no one home".
Uh... I've been at fucking home all day.
Or worse, see the truck drive by your house, followed by the tracking updated to "no one home".
That's a fake delivery attempt.
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- RightMillennial 9y agoThat sounds like my experience with FedEx. UPS at least usually knocks.
- alexibm 9y agoCan you email me the tracking number of the "fake" delivery to adorfman@ups.com ? I will pull GPS coordinates + other data for you, of where & when the delivery was made/attempted.