I think it is up to the driver. I'm lucky that my home delivery UPS guy is
the same one that delivers to my job. He delivers at work at 9:30 am, and
doesn't reach my neighborhood till 4:30pm. But he knows what a nut I am
about my car, and passes me my UPS car stuff at work even though its
addressed to my home. That way I can see all my goodies early enough to
call and bitch if something isn't right. Not to mention sneaking out to the
parking lot and bolting stuff on at lunch.
Regards,
Glen Byrns
'59 bugeye
----- Original Message -----
From <ATSEIFERT at aol.com>
To: <spridgets@autox.team.net>
Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2000 9:34 AM
Subject: Is is Moss or UPS?
> Hey,
>
> I ordered some parts last week (so I can spend the weekend working on my
car) and asked if the air shipping required a signature. I was assured that
it did. Great, I'll just pick it up at UPS on my way home from work.
>
> When I called today to follow up on my package, I was told by Moss
customer service that it had been left outside my apartment. When I asked
who signed for it, I was told it didn't need one.
>
> So, I asked why I was told differently on Saturday. It seems (from a
different person) that only "overnight" air requires a signature. Also, it
was implied that the decision is up to the UPS driver.
>
> Am I missing something here? Don't they just check off a box that says
"signature required" on the paperwork?
>
> Alix <--- annoyed that I have to go home now and make sure my shipment is
there.
>
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