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Contact amazon and tell them to mark your account to not use them. I had to because for some reason the drivers couldn't figure out the entrance to my apartment
by dawnerd 9y ago
Contact amazon and tell them to mark your account to not use them. I had to because for some reason the drivers couldn't figure out the entrance to my apartment was around the corner and an unmarked emergency exit wasn't the entrance. Would get called early in the morning demanding me to go meet them on the street.
The Amazon rep I talked to was able to make sure all my packages came from the "old" services and haven't had a problem since. Guess this is what happens when you hire people that have no experience with delivery goods and are not paid what real delivery people are.
- sbov 9y agoI like to call it the "self service" economy.
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- larzang 9y agoIt's been so terrible the management of my apartment building sent out an email last week asking everyone to contact Amazon and complain after months of escalating problems. The staff keep having to rescue packages Amazon drivers have left outside of random building entrances and even neighboring buildings instead of delivering everything to the mail room like the real carrier services have no problem accomplishing.
- DashRattlesnake 9y ago> Contact amazon and tell them to mark your account to not use them. I've tried this several times (to drop Amazon Logistics) and reps say they can't do that.