[Parliament]

the delivery information doesn’t stay what will happen. when i se’d my ram sticks they just left it outside my door after i didn’t open. both the ram sticks and this american candy courier is DPD so i’m assuming they’ll do the same?

If the carrier Is the same as your previous experience, I'd say they'll do the same by following company protocol.

DPD is usually very strict over here (UK) and always have taken pictures for me or asked for signature from experience. But again, of course it really just depends on the guy giving you the item or protocol in your area.

[mothered]

the delivery information doesn’t stay what will happen. when i se’d my ram sticks they just left it outside my door after i didn’t open. both the ram sticks and this american candy courier is DPD so i’m assuming they’ll do the same?

If the carrier Is the same as your previous experience, I'd say they'll do the same by following company protocol.

DPD is usually very strict over here (UK) and always have taken pictures for me or asked for signature from experience. But again, of course it really just depends on the guy giving you the item or protocol in your area.

This Is good to know coming from first-hand experience.

Thanks for the Info.

[steadyremiix]

the delivery information doesn’t stay what will happen. when i se’d my ram sticks they just left it outside my door after i didn’t open. both the ram sticks and this american candy courier is DPD so i’m assuming they’ll do the same?

If the carrier Is the same as your previous experience, I'd say they'll do the same by following company protocol.

DPD is usually very strict over here (UK) and always have taken pictures for me or asked for signature from experience. But again, of course it really just depends on the guy giving you the item or protocol in your area.

i’m surprised you say that. when i got the ram sticks, the picture literally showed the box in the guys hand. not behind my door or anything.

i guess it is as you said, dependent on the deliverer.

[mothered]

dependent on the deliverer.

It can vary on the carrier's driver.

For example, at my work some DHL & FedEx drivers request a signature, whilst others sign It themselves. I find that a non-signature delivery, Is usually due to the driver running late for his set delivery schedule.

[steadyremiix]

dependent on the deliverer.

It can vary on the carrier's driver.

For example, at my work some DHL & FedEx drivers request a signature, whilst others sign It themselves. I find that a non-signature delivery, Is usually due to the driver running late for his set delivery schedule.

should be getting the package tomorrow, i’ll keep you updated!

[mothered]

dependent on the deliverer.

It can vary on the carrier's driver.

For example, at my work some DHL & FedEx drivers request a signature, whilst others sign It themselves. I find that a non-signature delivery, Is usually due to the driver running late for his set delivery schedule.

should be getting the package tomorrow, i’ll keep you updated!

Please do.

Good luck.

[steadyremiix]

It can vary on the carrier's driver.

For example, at my work some DHL & FedEx drivers request a signature, whilst others sign It themselves. I find that a non-signature delivery, Is usually due to the driver running late for his set delivery schedule.

should be getting the package tomorrow, i’ll keep you updated!

Please do.

Good luck.

thank you as always❤️

[mothered]

should be getting the package tomorrow, i’ll keep you updated!

Please do.

Good luck.

thank you as always❤️

You're always welcome.

[zedrox464]

Honestly for food items, the company never asks for the product returned because opened food packages could be dangerous as it could attract insects or develop fungus or something of that sort. I have never experienced a company ask me for the remaining food. They also send you coupons to get you to shut up because they don't want law suits and other legal trouble. I always say something like there were dead bugs, or metal shards or something of that sort, and they never ask to send it back.

[mothered]

Honestly for food items, the company never asks for the product returned because opened food packages could be dangerous as it could attract insects or develop fungus or something of that sort. I have never experienced a company ask me for the remaining food.

Whilst you have a very valid point, unfortunately, some companies like this do In fact require the return.

In such cases, simply say that you've consumed the lot and felt extremely sick thereafter.