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+--- Thread: UPS Investigation? (/Thread-UPS-Investigation)
RE: UPS Investigation? - Aether - 02-09-2017
(02-09-2017, 07:45 PM)DarkMuse Wrote:(02-09-2017, 02:19 PM)Celeez Wrote: UPS never showed up. when the support contact line specifically scheduled a driver to be at my house at 3:00 pm I was here all day and nothing. not sure what the next move is
a quick and dirty solution to try and stop Social Engineers.
I don't se, but couldn't they simply make it that a signature is mandatory and if no one's home to collect it they have to pick it up from a post office?
In regards to op's case, I feel like there's missing context, because it doesn't make sense they'd launch an "investigation" for a few lost packages but if he's done (for example) 20 in a period of 6 months it would seem suspicious.
RE: UPS Investigation? - Neurontin - 02-16-2017
this is why you always always always have a drop house.
RE: UPS Investigation? - mothered - 02-16-2017
What's hard to fathom here, Is the fact that you've tried to SE "Corsair", yet the delivery company (UPS) Is taking action.
UPS can certainly support Corsair with the nonreceipt/failure to dispatch and receive the Item, but logic has It that It's the company who provides the Item, being Corsair, that's responsible for any Investigation.