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It's a delivery. Couldn't he have knocked on your door?

• alistairSH 4y ago
  They often call at dispatch time to ensure you’re there to accept delivery. They don’t want to drive out, only to have to return the appliance because nobody was home.
  • ninkendo 4y ago
    I’ve had several occurrences where a delivery person would get all the way to my house, park on my street, call my phone, and if I didn’t answer, just drive away. I don’t think it’s always about the mileage, sometimes the driver is just lazy and wants any excuse to not have to do their job. (It’s happened with a package delivery, as well as a washing machine installation. In the latter case it was Home Depot, when I finally got ahold of them they said it was my fault for not answering the phone and that I had to reschedule for 2 weeks out, meanwhile I didn’t have a working washing machine. I cancelled the order instead, went to Lowe’s and had a washer in a few hours.)
• Operyl 4y ago
  Drivers I have had in the past just don't want to waste the mileage and gas if they can't guarantee that someone will be there, which to some extent I can understand even if it has caused me to miss delivery windows..
• bluedino 4y ago
  If you're home working with noise cancelling headphones on chances are you might not hear it
  • techwizard81 4y ago
    if you are expecting a delivery, it might be common sense to not wear noise cancelling headphones!