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My First 4k TV Finally Arrived!

Final score:

270points

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Simba 5 years ago

Holy 💩!

79points

USPS Bent My Diploma. I Have No Words

Final score:

269points

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Foxxy 5 years ago

Seems like a lot of these posties and delivery drivers can’t read.

82points

Now, the fact of the matter is, far from every delivery driver out there is a jerk. Most of them are decent people who do their duty; otherwise, the entire delivery system would collapse. Yet once in a while, people manage to take photos or film real jerks on the job who don’t respect anyone but themselves.

This Amazon Delivery Man Who Delivers A Package And Then Steals It Himself

Final score:

259points

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Foxxy 5 years ago

Thankfully he was caught on camera, hopefully he got the sack and the police got involved.

152points

UPS Delivery Driver Caught Peeing In Elevator En Route To Deliveries In My Old Building

The building I lived in had a strict hoa and i had just gotten a puppy. I was always so nervous the smell of urine in the elevator was from her peeing without me noticing. this was a relief to see.

ediesdad Report

Final score:

255points

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Rowlie 5 years ago

UPeeS delivery

137points

I’m A Carrier For USPS. I Ordered My Uniforms For The Year A Few Days Ago And This Is How They Arrived. So Is This Why We Have A Bad Rep?

Final score:

246points

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Mark 5 years ago

And what happens if you do actually report it as received in damaged condition?

91points

Adam Lapetina writes on Thrillist what being a delivery driver is really like. According to him, it’s “one of the more underappreciated gigs in the service industry,” it’s fast-paced, and it can drive away those who can’t handle the pressure.

Hopefully No One Will Notice The Delivery...

Final score:

238points

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nanashi 5 years ago

well... how else they're gonna make them not obvious if you're getting car tyres delivered to your door?

98points

Domino's Pizza Delivery Guy Caught Eating Topings

Final score:

237points

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Foxxy 5 years ago

That’s disgusting

121points

My Mailman Was The First To Congratulate Me

Final score:

232points

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Electric Ed 5 years ago

"First class mail". Wonder what second class mail would look like.

98points

Delivery drivers have some perks. Depending on where you live, sometimes police officers avoid giving delivery drivers tickets for speeding if they’re rushing to get food to a ravenous customer. However, someone being hungry isn’t a good excuse to speed: it’s dangerous and puts everyone at risk. Not even pizza’s worth getting into an accident over.

#10

Over The Past Six Months, Canada Post Has Lost Three Packages For Me, All Of Which It Claims To Have Delivered. I Think I Discovered The Reason Why Today

Final score:

224points

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Kjorn 5 years ago

why they didn't put it in the 2 big box on the left. they're there for that!!!

70points

#11

The "Obstruction Of My Front Door" That Prevented UPS From Delivering My Package...

Final score:

214points

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Hans 5 years ago

This must be one really, really big delivery driver.

74points

#12

UPS Marked My Package As ‘Delivered’ After Dumping It In The Middle Of My Driveway. I Found It When Leaving For Work This Morning

Final score:

211points

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Rowlie 5 years ago

Technically it is delivered.. somewhere

72points

backatya 5 years ago

Yeah we'll see how you like it when your s**t gets stolen because they "technically" delivered it

0points

John L 5 years ago

I had one person deliver my new cable box. I got up, and got in my car (which I park in my garage, every night), opened the door and drove out. As soon as I crossed the door thresh hold, I ran over something. The delivery driver put my box flat against my garage door. No way to see it. My front door was literally two steps to the right. I don't get it. Needless to say the cable box was was crushed into a v shape.

11points

backatya 5 years ago

You should actually look it could have been someone's pet or a kid

1point

Jacqueline Arana 5 years ago

Ehh if I made a delivery I would be to scared if I saw the area was woodsy. It's classic horror movie setting 👻

4points

DancingToMyself 5 years ago

My first thought.

1point

Donna Leske 5 years ago

Why? Do you have lions and tigers roaming your front yard?

2points

Ingo Sauer 5 years ago

"What's in the box? WHAT'S IN THE BOX?!"

1point

Robert Greisberg 5 years ago

He gave it to a squirrel who claimed to be you

1point

BusLady 5 years ago

And even signed for it.

2points

Flibbel's Follies 5 years ago

We ordered from grubhub. Food never came to our door. The next morning came out and found our order sitting right outside my front gate.

1point

krnr58 5 years ago

Amazon did that to me while I was house- sitting a home that was adding a whole new section to it. A huge construction site! Left my little phone case in the middle of the paint tarps and tools. Bastards!! I found it a few days later!

1point

elfin 5 years ago

My favorite is when they leave them right behind my garage door and I don't notice in time.

1point

Crochet lady 5 years ago

When I have complained of missing packages I have actually had Amazon people telling me to walk around my house and look under all my shrubs. Let's ignore the fact that I'm hope 99% of the time die to pain & illness, that I have covered porch and an over sized mailbox, why would my packages be in the bushes?

0points

deanna woods 5 years ago

Good thing you saw it before you ran over it.

1point

2WheelTravlr 5 years ago

Do you have dogs or a gate that aren't showing in the photo?

1point

Josephina Minutolo 4 years ago

At least he put it in a bag in case it rained

0points

Just saying 5 years ago

At least they wrapped it in the plastic... wait, what?

0points

theSilverShadow 5 years ago

You're relatively lucky FedEx delivered a very expensive microwave oven, to three different addresses three different times. Each and every time stating that they had a receipt with my signature on it.

0points

To Blave 5 years ago

Really don't consider that a driveway. Perhaps they don't want to risk their truck on your dirt trail.

0points

rhyan lumilay 5 years ago

uhmm half way to the road the delivery guy got lazy and tired, dumped the box and hoped that sometime later you will notice it. How genius guy he is!

0points

backatya 5 years ago

Wow

0points

Ana M 5 years ago

Someone tell me, who in the postal office is good at the job? Because these workers aren't.

0points

Viki Banaszak 5 years ago

Thrown from moving vehicle with much care.

0points

Lynann Lawson 5 years ago

I wonder if the driver thought if he went much further he would get lost.

0points

Incognito 5 years ago

excuse me for asking, but why is your driveway so long? Do you live on a farm?

0points

Crochet lady 5 years ago

My son backed over a package when it was left in our driveway after it was dark. So it's dark, he's backing out with tinted windows, there was no way he could have seen the package. But why would you leave it in the middle of the driveway instead if either putting it in the mailbox or bringing it to the front porch? So frustrating!

0points

Rascal Photo 5 years ago

Wrapped in plastic! Nice touch.

0points

Dave P 5 years ago

you know when they do that they legally are liable for any damages to the package, and the driver has personal liability

0points

Devyn Nagy 5 years ago

The dashboard on the car is cool!

0points

Data 5 years ago

That's the dashboard of a 3rd generation Toyota Prius Hybrid :-)

0points

Furthermore, delivery drivers tend to have a lot of ‘me’ time on their hands, which means getting to know yourself much, much better over the course of your day job. It sounds like the perfect gig if you’re feeling a bit lost in life and need to think things over while getting paid. Just remember to act in the same way you’d expect others to act with you. And don’t eat lick your customers’ spoons.

#13

P.S. We Also Poured Sugar In Your Gas Tank And Ran Over Your Cat. We Hope You Understand. Love, The USPS

Final score:

211points

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nanashi 5 years ago

Really? Just an apology?

79points

#14

Special Delivery

Final score:

203points

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Miss Cris 5 years ago

Another reason to always put down the wc cover.

146points

#15

I Got Swatted And Ordered A New Door, What The F**k

Final score:

202points

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Miss Cris 5 years ago (edited)

Which material did you choose for your door? Chewing gum?

163points

#16

This Was Just Delivered. My Door Opens Out

Final score:

202points

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Happiness is Hippo 5 years ago

Oh no! I hope they’ve got another door!

76points

#17

Sipping The Drink Before Delivery

Final score:

195points

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Foxxy 5 years ago (edited)

How bloody rude

91points

#18

The Way Amazon Delivered My Single Nose Ring

Final score:

191points

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Rowlie 5 years ago

maybe the ring is claustrophobic

156points

#19

Delivery Guy Throws Package Up The Balcony

Final score:

180points

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Anne 5 years ago

Maybe he had instructions.. My pet food may be delivered like this, it will be ok.

68points

#20

Thanks, FedEx. Now I Have A Sphinx

Final score:

177points

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Dave P 5 years ago

Sent them a bill for the damages

68points

#21

Took Me 5 Years To Get This Diploma And USPS Drops It In A Puddle

Final score:

176points

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Amy Smith 5 years ago

I would have been devastated if Royal Mail had done this to my degree or masters certs

45points

#22

Licking Clean Spoonfuls Of Food Meant For Clients And Putting It Back In The Delivery Bag

Final score:

174points

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M Dream 5 years ago

don't ever argue with one that cooks or delivers your food

43points

#23

I Was Told That It Would Require A Signature, Apparently Not

Final score:

172points

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Jovita A 5 years ago

Fedex always does that - drops and runs.. If I'm lucky and they knock, by the time I get to the door they already in the van :D

65points

#24

The Way Both FedEx And UPS Deliver My Packages (Caught By Security Cam)

Final score:

170points

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Kjorn 5 years ago

they make your package levitate! why aren't you happy about that?

14points

#25

Special Delivery

Final score:

165points

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FosterThePeople 5 years ago

Well now you can turn that box into an accordion.

5points

#26

UPS Driver Helper Opens Christmas Package And Steals Contents On Delivery

Final score:

164points

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Laana 5 years ago

Grinch!

55points

#27

Might As Well Just Stick A Sign On It That Says Steal Me...

Final score:

163points

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Foxxy 5 years ago

I don’t know the policies etc in the US but in Australia many places give you the option to 1. Leave it unattended or 2. Taken to the depo or local post office etc.

61points

#28

After Amazon Has Delivered 3 Of My Dad’s Packages To Neighbors Who Refuse To Give Them Back, He Has Left The Delivery Man A Little Help

Final score:

160points

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Jo Firth 5 years ago

Anyone else wondering why the neighbours won't give the parcels back? No? OK.

230points

#29

Most Recent FedEx Delivery. A Solid Half Mile From Our House. Thanks To A Neighbor Who Saw It Happen And Called Us Several Hours Later So We Could Recover

Final score:

152points

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Dave P 5 years ago

File a complaint

47points

#30

Delivery Guys Left A TV In Plain View Without Even Ringing The Doorbell

Final score:

146points

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Mr Red 5 years ago

That TV is bigger than my appartment!

87points

#31

Got A Delivery At Work And Saw This In The Van, Thats Going To Suck For Someone Else!

Final score:

146points

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Foxxy 5 years ago

Whoever put the white straps on is most likely at fault. They are so taut that the package can’t be straight up anyway.

60points

#32

My Book Was Delivered Today...

Final score:

137points

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Shireen 5 years ago

This is the most annoying thing about ordering books online, they're always creased or bent. It's more convenient ordering online but it's so much hassle...

32points

#33

Amazon Delivery Gives Zero $&:!? About Package Or His Van

Final score:

135points

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Sinkvenice 5 years ago

What a complete nobber.

53points

#34

This Is How Our Mail Person Chose To Deliver Our Packages Today

Final score:

135points

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Cactuar Jon 5 years ago

Tetris level: UPS

89points

#35

The Delivery Guy Stacked Our Pizzas On The Side

Final score:

134points

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Foxxy 5 years ago

Why would they do that??

40points

#36

The Way My Package Was Delivered

Final score:

133points

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Nadine 5 years ago

That's the saddest looking delivery I've ever seen. So small. So alone.

156points

#37

How My Apple Cider Arrived Today...

Final score:

125points

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Mark 5 years ago

Suck the box ;)

47points

#38

When You're Feeling Lazy And Want To Use An App Like Ubereats Instead Of Picking Up Your Own Takeaways, Remember This Photo

Final score:

124points

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Rowlie 5 years ago

Secret ingredient

60points

#39

It Was Raining When It Was Delivered But Still Couldn’t Put It In The Dry Spot

Final score:

124points

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John L 5 years ago

Or, it hadn't been raining when he delivered it?

21points

#40

Delivery Guy Was Smirking. Wife Was Upset. I Was Confused Until I Saw The Package. Just To Be Clear, It's Neither

Final score:

122points

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Keuthonymos 5 years ago

Good theft deterrent though. I'd not carry a box marked "Sex toys".

43points

#41

Package Of IKEA Shelves Delivered By FedEx Like This. Wife Even Watched The Guy Throw It Up Onto The Porch And Ripped It. Just Waved To Her And Left. 6 Shelf Pieces, Every Single One Damaged

Final score:

118points

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Jovita A 5 years ago

I used IKEA delivery and they always do attended delivery and they allow you to refuse delivery if it's damaged..

46points

#42

The Other Day I Found This Guy Peeing Outside A Supermarket With Toilets And Most Importantly, Where To Wash His Hands. After This He Just Got On His Bike And Got On With His Delivery

Final score:

117points

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ADHORTATOR 5 years ago

one of the reasons why I never ever order Food....

36points

#43

Thanks USPS It's Not Like I Spent 6 Years And Have Over 100k In Student Loans For My B.S. And M.S. Or Anything

Final score:

114points

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Rowlie 5 years ago

They will not bend to the instructions

35points

#44

How The Mailman Delivered The Vinyl I Ordered

Final score:

111points

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darubyprincess 5 years ago

...gah

24points

#45

Postmates, Thank You For Sending A Lady To Deliver My Food Out Of A Dirty Baby Stroller

When I refused to take the food because she delivers it out of a dirty bag pushing a baby stroller with two kids she said "I don't give a f***". And after this all customer service refused to give me my money back

donaldhicks Report

Final score:

107points

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Rowlie 5 years ago

Poor kids

53points

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Thrill-Seeking Diver Jumps Down Extreme Waterslide, Ignoring The Strict Ban For Women

#46

Thank You United States Postal Service For Kindly Folding My Art Prints In Half So That They Fit In My Mailbox

Final score:

104points

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Jenn Unicorn Popping 5 years ago

Evidently the driver was not a fan of the arts...

19points

#47

Only My Boyfriends Certification He Worked Months On. Thats All. F*** You USPS

Final score:

101points

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brandon sat 5 years ago

also you can get credit card sized copies of your certs with comp tia :-)

8points

#48

This Package Was Delivered To My House

Final score:

100points

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Rowlie 5 years ago

Ask the package if it hurt when it fell from heaven

23points

#49

Thanks USPS

Final score:

99points

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NCC~1701 5 years ago

I’d be so pissed! Those things are far from cheap.

29points

#50

How My Boxes Got Delivered Today.

Final score:

99points

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Lauren Caswell 5 years ago

This is how new Ikea furniture is born....

26points

#51

Opened And Taped? Did Someone Really Need To Know What My Mail Said? USPS Makes Me Wish Mail Delivery Would Go Back To Messengers On Horseback

Final score:

97points

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Kristof De Smet 5 years ago

sure it wasn't one of your neighbours?

64points

#52

So FedEx Delivered My New TV ..

Final score:

94points

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Lia Jackson 5 years ago

*no comment*

10points

#53

UPS Delivered My TV So You Can't Open The Door Far Enough To Get Out Without Knocking Down The TV

Final score:

94points

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Orillion 5 years ago

Out the window you go.

57points

Woman Put A Water Fountain With A Camera In Her Yard, Here Are 24 Photos Of Regular Visitors (New Pics)

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#54

Thanks USPS

Final score:

89points

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Marissa Kraker 5 years ago (edited)

In reply to "Monday" saying they don't get paid enough to deliver it dry...umm considering they make an average of almost $52k a year (almost $25 an hour) I'd say that YES THEY DO GET PAID ENOUGH TO GIVE A RIP!! Some are just lazy and choose not too obviously

56points

#55

Mailman Consistently Folds & Jams Magazines In Box, Ignores Rack Directly Below

Final score:

88points

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Anne 5 years ago

put a sign

67points

#56

The Way My Son’s School Supplies Were Packed And Delivered

Final score:

87points

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Rowlie 5 years ago

Just like in a backpack

36points

#57

I Had To Unpack Them Outside

Final score:

86points

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PeachPossum 5 years ago

No pampering for that chef.

18points

#58

My Amazon Package Arrived Covered In Peanut Butter. Also A Day Late

Final score:

85points

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John Dwyer 5 years ago

'peanut butter'? Let's hope it is!

78points

#59

Thanks Amazon Delivery Service. Guess You Didn't Want To Walk The Extra 8 Feet In The Rain

Final score:

84points

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littlesaresare 5 years ago

I once had a delivery of ~15 textbooks left one metre away from the sheltered porch, in the rain. I swear they go out of their way to be a******s.

43points

#60

Poker Face Of The Year Award Goes To The Delivery Guy Who Took Our Money And Left Before We Opened It

Final score:

83points

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Anne 5 years ago

scrambled so you can not see a piece is missing?

32points

#61

Bought A Ps4 Slim Online. FedEx Driver Must Have Felt Real Smart Leaving It In The Backyard. In The Rain. With 3 Dogs

Final score:

81points

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Katinka Min 5 years ago

Well, you can't honestly expect somebody to deliver something with three loose dogs in the yard.

55points

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#62

Evidently Ace Ventura Delivers My Mail

Final score:

80points

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Roger Haywood 5 years ago

Aaaaaaaaaaallrighty then.

39points

#63

Good Job FedEx, No One Will Suspect A Thing

Final score:

79points

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Tiny Dynamine 5 years ago

People even moan when they do what they can. Get a life, you lot.

4points

#64

Doordash Driver Eating Customer’s Food

Final score:

78points

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Jenn Unicorn Popping 5 years ago

It sucks that these people give the company a bad rep. THERE ARE GOOD DRIVERS OUT THERE!!!

36points

#65

The Food Delivery I Received Last Night :(

Final score:

78points

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Rowlie 5 years ago

was it digested first ?

37points

#66

When You Just Want A Nice Cake For Your Birthday, But The Delivery Guy Has Other Plans

Final score:

76points

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Foxxy 5 years ago

🎶 Happy birthday to you, your cake looks like poo 🎶

8points

#67

How USPS Delivered My Held Mail After Being Out Of Town For The Holidays

Final score:

75points

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Bob Beltcher 5 years ago

I've had this happen several times.

9points

#68

The Delivery Man Delivers Pizzas Under His Arm...

Final score:

74points

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PandaJon 5 years ago

Is that pineapple? Must be the Hawaiian Shake Special

13points

#69

UPS Delivering A Package Like This

Final score:

74points

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Ryo Bakura 5 years ago

I hope you were expecting an accordian.

30points

Woman Moves Out Of Parents' Home After They Asked Her To Give Her Space To Brother, They Freak Out

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#70

Deliveries

Final score:

72points

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2WheelTravlr 5 years ago

The stacking info is there for crating systems when these are being palletized for large shipments. At the consumer level, there should be another notice on the box about how many can be stacked on top of each other without damage.

17points

#71

FedEx Don't Care At All When Delivering Packages. Glad I Made It Home Before They Had A Chance To Get Stolen

Final score:

72points

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frederic eeckman 5 years ago

Well to be honest this sign is a bit like warning the thieves too :/

81points

#72

Was So Happy To Finally Get A 55in 4ktv Opened The Box, Plugged It In And Turned It On Just To See This. Thanks FedEx

Final score:

71points

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Mark 5 years ago

You had to turn it on to see that much damage?

70points

#73

Delivery Drivers At The Pizza Place I Worked At Gave Zero F. Found In A Delivery Bag

Final score:

67points

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Mangoes'nRum 5 years ago

No. something is off with this picture. Aside from the food I mean.

34points

#74

My Delivery Pizza

Final score:

65points

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Ale_Vidal23 5 years ago

what the f**k were the toppings? brain?

67points

#75

To Skip A Milk Delivery

Final score:

64points

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Jo Choto 5 years ago

For that size of delivery, someone should have made a phone call to the warehouse.

51points

#76

Do You Know How Pizza Works Mr. Delivery Man? It Should Be Held Parallel To The Ground, Not Perpendicular

Final score:

60points

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Samantha C 5 years ago

Monika that literally makes no sense, why would I destroy a pizza I paid for just to get a "second" one for free? it wouldn't be a second one if the first one is so f****d up its beyond pizza anymore.

12points

#77

Pos Admits To Eating Peoples Doordash Deliverys

Final score:

55points

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Ava Florine 5 years ago

What is that green-yellow stuff? It looks like vomit...

25points

Woman Refuses To Chip In For Babysitting Because She Doesn’t Even Have Kids, Asks If She’s A Jerk

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#78

Inside Of One Of The Delivery Drivers Truck I Worked With

Final score:

50points

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Rowlie 5 years ago

No wonder he needs two flashlights to find anything

15points

#79

"This'll Be Perfectly Hidden Right Here." -The FedEx Guy

Final score:

50points

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Andy Acceber 5 years ago

Eh, I think this could've been a lot worse. Request a pick up if you order something this big and don't want it sitting out. There's really no place else to put it.

86points

#80

Thanks Amazon! There Is A Deck Box 8 Feet Away From Here For Deliveries, But They Love To Put It In Front Of The Garage Door. Only Amazon Deliveries. UPS And USPS Put Them In The Deck Box Every Time

Final score:

47points

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Monday 5 years ago

Calling BS on this one. No way the product would end up out of the packaging like that if you ran over it....especially since we can see the parcel split at the top along the middle.

28points

#81

How FedEx Delivered My Monitor While I Wasn't Home

Final score:

45points

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Asat Voong 5 years ago

1 point for the effort.

65points

#82

How USPS Delivered My Package

Final score:

43points

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Monday 5 years ago

What else should they have done? Crushed it to make it fit in the mailbox?

33points

#83

How UPS "Delivered" My Package

Final score:

36points

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nanashi 5 years ago

would you prefer them tried harder to fit that box inside the post box?

37points

#84

My Mom Ordered One Of My Little Brothers Biggest Gifts For Christmas, Amazon Thought It Would Be A Good Idea To Send It With Absolutely No Box And Have It Delivered To The Front Of Her House, Completely Spoiling The Surprise

My Mom Ordered One Of My Little Brothers Biggest Gifts For Christmas, Amazon Thought It Would Be A Good Idea To Send It With Absolutely No Box And Have It Delivered To The Front Of Her House, Completely Spoiling The Surprise

Final score:

36points

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Katinka Min 5 years ago

That's not the delivery guys fault, though. And really weird - who would risk that damage??

66points

#85

Thanks UPS Delivery Guy For Masterfully Thwarting Any Potential Crime

Final score:

34points

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Magpie 5 years ago

Are there any other options?

62points

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What do you think ?

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Demi Zwaan 5 years ago

I don't understand why people keep ordering stuff when they are not home to accept the delivery, and then expect the delivery guy to figure something out. Either be home, get an alternative (deliver at pickup point? neighbors?) or provide a safe space to put the delivery. What do you want the delivery guy to do with a huge package and a tiny mailbox? He's not doctor Who, your mailbox is not the Tardis.

27points

Random Panda 5 years ago

I don't know how it is in the US, but in my country sometimes couriers will not call you or send a message in advance, so you have no idea when they will be coming. I had this happen to me twice, the courier would call me when they're waiting at my door with no prior warning my package would be delivered that day. But if you're not at home they will never just leave your stuff outside, it gets taken to an office or you make arrangements for another delivery date.

23points

Mindy Keys 5 years ago

I work form home, am here ALL DAY and I have a huge note on my door "Deliveries: I am here. Please Ring Bell". They still toss the package at or near the porch and drive on. I have to go check every half hours or so to see if a package was "delivered". Every Time. Ordered car parts that I needed last week. Got a text that they were delivered (no knock, no ringing of bell), and by the time I got to the door the box was gone. Checked my video - Amazon delivery threw the box on to the porch, and within 2 minutes a guy rode up on his bike, grabbed the box and stuffed it in his backpack. Hope he had a 1992 Volvo. Still fighting Amazon on this one - they say it was "Delivered".

7points

Niffler_13 5 years ago

So we should be home everyday to accept the mail? With a lot of packages in the US the final delivery is made by the United States Postal Service, even if they started with FedEx of UPS. I have a enclosed porch and a deck to the front of my house, and they will still leave packages in the driveway.

4points

Kathleen Barlow 5 years ago

In my Country, that is the only choice. If you aren't home, a docket is placed in your mail box for you to pick up at the post office.

4points

tuzdayschild 5 years ago

I order all the time, but with a full time job I don't have the luxury of being there when most of my packages are delivered. I do, however, have very good deliverers.

3points

Cassie 5 years ago

Most services don't let you choose when to get your packages. It comes in 5-7 business days and you don't get the time of day it gets delivered. Most of the time, it's not really within the customer's control. Amazon lets you pick a delivery day (I'm not sure if that is specific to Prime), but most companies don't give you that kind of control.

2points

Callie Ge 5 years ago

Perhaps but these are all items that have been deliberately damaged or treated negligently.

1point

Carol Emory 5 years ago

Well..and with Whole Foods being in several cities, most Amazon packages can be delivered to a pick up box. As far as the people complaining about USPS ruining their packages...they only have so much room in that truck people. You want it safe..request it be held at your local post office and you go pick it up on Saturday when they are open!

0points

SAF saf 5 years ago

I totally agree with you. Half of these people share some level of responsibility. I live on a corner house in a high crime, high traffic area. I mean Homeless people, drunks from the bar, a block up, stumbling by all day. I make sure to either have someone home or pay for a PMB(personal mail box) that accepts packages. I've had 3 boxes stolen in 7 years of living here. There's no excuse for the bent diplomas though that's just a jerk move.

0points

Serbob 5 years ago

I always have things delivered to my office. If I'm out there will be someone there to sign for it. There have been too many times where the delivery driver hasn't even tried to deliver my packages and put a note in my mailbox to go to the depot to pick it up. I have a long driveway and they don't want to bother to go up it.

0points

Foxxy 5 years ago

I’m so thankful for the couriers and posties that have delivered my mail and packages. Whilst they are not perfect and people in those companies can do the same as what the USPS does at least the ones that do my area are decent. One thing for sure is I will never order Uber eats because there have been numerous reports of people taking bites or stealing customers orders.

12points

hobbitly 5 years ago

I wonder how much it cost to send packages in the US and what the rules are. Over here (EU country) if it doesnt fit true the mailbox opening, it is treated as a package and the delivery person will ring the door. If youre not at home, they try some neighbors. If nobody is home, it will go to a pick-up point nearby.

11points

Dippin Dot 5 years ago

In the US they don't try neighbors unless instructed, or if it's a small town and the carrier knows you and the neighbor.

3points

Random Panda 5 years ago

I still can't wrap my mind around the fact that these delivery guys are allowed to just drop stuff off even if there is no one to receive it. In my country that never happens, if you're not at home they will take to an office or return on another day. Most delivery companies here will notify you at least a day in advance of delivery, but some don't (or they use online trackers which in my experience have often been unhelpful) and it's not reasonable to expect that working people will stay home for days waiting on a delivery. And I can't believe the carelessness with which the packages are treated.

7points

Rissie 5 years ago

With exception to the folded stuff and all the obvious *ssholery, if it was broken somewhere in the delivery proces, there is nothing the person delivering the goods can do. It's a one way street It's up to the customer what happens to broken goods. They cannot return packages on their own. And there is zero margin to personalize the experience. We want it delivered at the lowest possible prices, we get what we pay for. Minimal and error prone service.

2points

Just saying 5 years ago

All those folded certificates.....but US mail boxes look too small to take a standard A4 sized envelope so what is the delivery guy supposed to do?

5points

Diedre Barlow 5 years ago

As a postie myself these photos make me sad. I try my hardest to be extremely careful with everything. I never doorstep parcels because I know how angry I'd be if my parcel was dumped on mine. Actually one was recently by another company. Twice.

4points

Kjorn 5 years ago

not to self… never order a tv online

4points

Alex Bailey 5 years ago

Worked fine for me - but as Natasha suggested I was there to take delivery.

0points

DancingToMyself 5 years ago

I'm very surprised with all of this. In Europe, at least in my country, if nobody's at home, you get a notice in your mail box to pick up your package at the Post office. And you need to bring that notice (it has some number somewhere on it), and some kind of ID.

3points

Chris Miilu 5 years ago

I live in CA; the carrier left a Notice on my door when I wasn't home to receive a delivery. The package could be claimed at the P.O. with the Notice. This seemed to be standard protocol; the carrier is already at the address; carriers have Notice forms.

0points

Linda Gamoran 5 years ago

I worked for USPS and delivered parcels the way it was supposed to be done. That being said there are quite a few lunkheads out there who don't do what they are supposed to do. People complain about doing this kind of work and I totally get but if it's your job you've got to get it done, and do it right you can't take it out on the customer.

3points

Brivid 5 years ago

Shop local. Support businesses in your area when you can.

3points

Curious Cat 5 years ago

why the hell do you order things when your mail box is out on the street? ... instead of blaming Amazon, maybe realize you may have to be home when your TV or giant box of cat food arrives.. or maybe deliver it to your office, or Amazon box, or UPS office... oh.. "and my package got wet" Last time i looked mail delivery was not done on only warm sunny days with light breeze and low humidity. God... this is why America is in the crapper.. Blame others for your stupidity.

2points

Natasha Forchione 5 years ago

This is odd, because if I recall correctly, items like TVs or anything that costs over 400 usually requires a signature. I guess that is not done anymore??

2points

depicus 5 years ago

Having had an iPad Pro stolen by an Amazon driver and to answer a few responses here I was in when the delivery driver should have delivered. I was at the front door with the tracking app and watched him drive by - twice - and then get an email saying I was not in !!! Complained to Amazon who said they would make the driver call me when he re-delivered which he didn't despite saying he handed me the packages only one of which he actually left outside next to the bin. Amazon would not co-operate with the police so presumably the guy got away with it and is still stealing your parcels. Worse thing is they charged my card and took nearly two weeks and numerous calls to get the money refunded.

2points

EVERLEIGH 5 years ago

After like 30 pics, I couldn't scroll anymore, it was pissing me off seriously and it's not even my problem lol! But seriously, I have no problem calling USPS or any other delivery companies to tell them off if they mess up anything of mine that is being delivered. It's mine so respect please!

2points

Crochet lady 5 years ago

I have had many, many problems, with Amazon, all since they decided to foray into the delivery market and hire "contractors" who are underpaid and don't have any loyalty to the company. They truly don't care and it's clear. I have managed to get one fired because he kept lying about delivering packages he wasn't delivering. But I will say my Mail-people, (I've had both men and women), have always gone above and beyond and I have always gone out of my way to call the local PO and tell them and to give them Xmas presents. It's amazing the difference when people actually have some pride in their job.

1point

Mandy French-Burkhead 5 years ago

I ordered $200 worth of textbooks. Got the notification from USPS that they had been delivered. Couldn't find them anywhere. Called them up and had to argue with the woman on the phone that even though they were marked delivered, they hadn't been. She puts me on hold, and when she comes back she says that the driver couldn't deliver them because our cat was in the driveway. Then why the f**k would he mark them as delivered?! Thankfully got them the next day.

1point

Valereee 5 years ago

I'm in the US, I have a great repore with my carrier from the USPS & she actually goes the extra one to take care with my mail & packages... If people treated them more like people, they could expect the same !

1point

Stannous Flouride 5 years ago

As more and more retail outlets die, unable to compete with the big companies' cheaper prices, this will become ever more commonplace. The end result of an unregulated monopoly. The companies call their drivers "contract workers" so they don't have to pay them benefits and won't pay them if they bring the packages back. You don't like it? Go to a local store that makes its own deliveries or stfu and quit whining.

1point

Shart 5 years ago

True..some are the drivers fault..some arent..if a box gets damaged in the warehouse it gets put on the drivers truck..s/he has to deliver it in that condition and face your wrath. There is a difference between a lazy delivery driver and a good one stuck with your goods damaged in transit

1point

Lilsomms 5 years ago

The low calibre of Amazon Prime delivery drivers is staggering. Not too long ago one approached me at work with a large package asking why it wouldn't scan at the pick up lockers. I looked at the address, and it was for the bank next door. The ding dong then flat out asks, do they have lockers? No buddy, you have to actually deliver it to a physical human being,

1point

Nubmaeme 5 years ago

I guess I've been really lucky. I've only had one package really screwed up. A UPS driver was delivering a box of various jerky spices and a few other items. It was raining, so he grabs someone's (Lord only knows whose) garbage can and turns it over the package, but he placed everything in an obviously low area. The can floods, soaks the package and all the items inside. UPS replaced everything including the one or two items not damaged by the water.

1point

Meeow 5 years ago

Wtf!!! I would never ask for delivery my TV, the people eating your food, with spoon, and those guys delivery your foods are disgusting!!!

1point

Rench 5 years ago

These are the reasons that I have my packages delivered to my job (an auto shop) and I take my food carry-out.

1point

FABULOUS1 5 years ago

I must be pretty lucky because the only one that I have experienced is a small item being delivered in an over size box. I live on the 2nd floor and order online all the time and have never had any of these issues. Even though i am sure my delivery drivers hate me during the holiday seasons this still deliver my items without destroying them.

1point

Tor Rolf Strøm 5 years ago

I've often said: just because someone has something as a job, does not mean they are good at it. I kinda think I'm on to something. How on earth do you bend an envelope that says DO NOT BEND? Just incredible.

1point

Linda Gamoran 5 years ago

USPS does have rules for delivering parcels . For any package the carrier has to try to gain the attention of the customer ie knock on the door, honk the horn. If there is no response or if package is too big you bring it back to the office and leave a slip called PS Form 3489 notifying the customer that they will need to pick it up. Also there are several options that you can choose for redelivery like telling them when and where you'd like it to be delivered

1point

Monika Soffronow 5 years ago (edited)

You go to the shops near you to see the products and get expert advice. Then you order them from Amazon and you are not home for the delivery. Go by the courier to pick your stuff up! What can possibly go wrong, apart from you helping Amazon closing down all the actual shops and making sure taxes are not paid locally, or at all? And get yourselves bigger mailboxes BEFORE you order BIG size things with mail delivery. I do not feel sorry for you.

1point

Rissie 5 years ago

Actually, I do my research myself and order my stuff from companies with a solid delivery service that gives you the possibility to plan a date and time. Shopping local is not going to cut it. Even locally you will find mostly large retailers and small shops will probably not sell what you are looking for. To me the future lies in small store fronts of large companies for people looking for advice. And the rest of us shop directly from the website.

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Lisa 5 years ago

In their defense (not as an excuse, also not applying for the disgusting stuff seen here) delivery is practically slave work, really bad pay, pretty heavy labor and always being pressured for time...

1point

2WheelTravlr 5 years ago

Full-time UPS drivers make excellent pay, especially if they're willing to work overtime. They also have really good benefits including full medical.

5points

M Dream 5 years ago

so, what's the salary of a delivery man? how much pressure does he have from his company? except of course for the delivery man, firstly company is to blame.

1point

Random Panda 5 years ago

That's not an excuse to trash other people's stuff that they bought with their hard-earned money.

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Marissa Kraker 5 years ago

Not really...USPS average $52k a year (almost $25/hr), UPS average $18/hr and up to $28/hr. FedEx is a bit less than UPS but if you don't like the pay go to a competing company 🤷 Amazon pays deliver drivers between $18-$25/hr...I wouldn't call any of these slave labor...don't like the pay get another job but these jobs pay better than alot

2points

ADHORTATOR 5 years ago

I know the salaries of the drivers in Germany, people working for DHL, DPD, Hermes are in fact subcontractors, they are working for less than the minimum wage....

2points

Pumbaa 5 years ago

But if your job sucks dont pass that on to other people! Search for a better job instead.

0points

Jacob Hudson 4 years ago

All of these guys can eat my s&$t!!!

0points

Jacob Hudson 4 years ago

All of these deliverers can eat my s#$@$!!!

0points

Andreea Ioanovici 4 years ago

Must be an american thing. In my country, you get a call telling you they'll be coming (or a message) and if they don't find you, they never EVER leave the package. You either get in delivered personally or you get to try another day or go to some place to pick it up. I've seen pictures of packages left outside houses or apartments and it always blows my mind that anyone would do that. It's like a big 'STEAL ME' sign

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Viv Hart 5 years ago

Some points: #1 Don't you have to sign for a delivery? #2 Why are mail boxes so small? #3 If you regularly order stuff, get a bigger lockable mailbox #4 Getting huge items, get them yourself at the discount warehouse, also they do sometimes deliver for you, arrange it. #5 Make your own pizza/cake and stop being so lazy!

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Ann Abdelzaher 5 years ago

LOL I get stuff delivered at my home all the time.. what's fun is when they hide stuff on my porch so well (and I don't have much a couple of porcelain cats and a swing) that I don't notice it for 2 days... but one time I ordered several bookshelves and UPS was delivering them... asked them to put them on the covered porch (~6-7ft from driveway) as it was winter... get home after work to see them stacked in the driveway covered in snow... luckily the snow had only recently started.

0points

Gameking1happy 5 years ago

RAID ANY DELIVERY PLACE

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Batwench Premium 5 years ago

A lot of issues with these is the size and shape of the mail box.

0points

Paulina 5 years ago

It always baffles me how those tragic deliveries are even possible... It's either a very US thing or I'm exceptionally lucky to live in a country that doesn't allow it. Here (Poland, Europe) mailboxes are only slightly bigger that A4 envelope and if something doesn't fit it, you get paper slip with address and timeframe when you can pick it up from the post office. That's for the main carrier. Any courier service like FedEx does only deliveries where you have to be home and sign for the package. If you're not home you'll either get a text or paper slip in the mailbox - whether they'll try again on another day or you have to go to pick up spot. There's absolutely no possible way for a package to be just left on your doorstep. And we even have very well managed web of delivery automates - standalone machines that contain about 30 boxes of various sizes that can be opened with a phone number and a code. They're scattered around the cities and are very useful if you work odd hours.

0points

Tammy Ralph 5 years ago

If possible you should always pay with paypal, They will always give you a refund if your goods are damaged, or if the delivery company says your package was delivered but you didn't get it.

0points

Danielle W. 5 years ago

I am lucky; my postal lady and other delivery folks are awesome. Postal lady always brings it to the (covered) front porch if it won't fit in the box. UPS guy always puts it on my side porch, which is more convenient for him and it's fine. If it's raining he'll walk it to the front porch or, if it'll fit, put it in between the storm door and regular door on my side porch. FedEx always rings the bell.

0points

Susan Riley 5 years ago

I think people today rely on delivery way too often these days. Actually go to the store to buy your TV. Stop at the fast-food place instead of relying on Grub Hub or others like that. I realize some deliveries are unavoidable. Report the screw-ups immediately. If you're not going to be home, have things delivered to a friend or relative who IS going to be home. Have UPS packages sent to one of their hubs instead. Then you can inspect for damage on-the-spot

0points

Wil Vanderheijden 5 years ago

In my country no deliveryperson would leave a parcel unattended. They either deliver it to a neighbour and notify you, take it back for a second delivery or drop it of at a servicepoint. Any deliveryperson messing up the parcels would be out of a job very quickly. Perhaps it's because our consumerlaws are protecting us. If you order online the sender has the responsibility for a proper delivery of your order and he will chance his deliveryservice if he needs to replace orders too often.

0points

Kim Conroy 5 years ago

this whole thread makes me so angry. and aslo grateful for Australia post.

0points

BusLady 5 years ago

I'm glad that I live in a place now where all mail, including packages, is delivered to the office.

0points

BusLady 5 years ago

I lived at an apartment where rain dripped into my mailbox. Only mine, no one else's. I left a sign asking the carrier to leave it at my door (10 feet away) if it was raining. But they refused and my mail would get ruined. I complained to the Landlord as well, but they wouldn't do anything about it either. You gotta wonder.

0points

Sue Cornwall 5 years ago

I am fortunate indeed. All my delivery people - UPS, FedEx, DHL, USPS do an excellent job. Putting deliveries in plastic bag when rain is forecast - not just when it’s raining.

0points

Mandy Delaforce (PC Girl) 5 years ago

i never have anything delivered to my home, unless it can fit in a normal envelope.

0points

未周陸 5 years ago

All the Major Players Are Included, Aren't They?!

0points

Naomi Armitage 5 years ago (edited)

Best story I have is from when I lived at home with Mom, and the next door neighbors moved away and their house stood empty for about a year or so. For some reason, for a period of about a month or two, we weren't getting mail. The Post Office said the mailman said it was getting delivered, but we weren't getting it. On a hunch, I went next door and looked in their mailbox. It was JAMMED with over a month of our mail. I collected the mail, taped the mailbox shut, and notified the Post Office. We got a letter of apology. From my other experiences with USPS, I was surprised to get even that.

0points

Naomi Armitage 5 years ago

I live on the second floor of a 3-story building. The mailboxes are inside the front door, on a landing about halfway between the first and second floors. My neighbor on the first floor is disabled and has her own porch. She has notified UPS, USPS, FedEx, etc. that she wants her stuff delivered to her own porch. Guess where all her stuff ends up? It's even on the labels of her packages.

0points

Laurie Laidley 5 years ago

FedEx is the worst. My mailbox is at the front of the building, but my actual door is at the back, so I have a note asking that they bring any deliveries around the back. Even with the note, they always leave my stuff on the front porch. One time, it was a 400lb+ desk that I had to pay someone to help move. At least UPS & USPS always pay attention to my note and my delivery instructions. FedEx is just like "Meh, whatev..."

0points

2WheelTravlr 5 years ago

FedEx would not have delivered a 400 lb. package, their weight limit is 150 lbs. (same as UPS).

1point

Lorraine Woollands 5 years ago

I live in the UK and we had a note left about a delivery, it read "package left on porch". This was at our old address where the door to our flat opened right onto the street, no step, no path, no porch just pavement. We e-mailed Amazon to tell them on no porch no delivery. They sent replace goods. The next day we had a very angry Yodel driver deliver the goods from the day before telling us we had got him in trouble. We ended up with two deliveries the same, all because Yodel driver ,we think was late on his round and decided not to bother with our delivery til the next day.

0points

Stan Chung 5 years ago

So infuriating to see these. I recall ordering Paperlike, a sticker for the ipadpro to simulate a pencil drawing experience with the apple pencil. It came crumpled at the corners. The second time was the same. @#$%@#$%.

0points

Remliel 5 years ago

It's their job. Why be so s****y about it?

0points

Jerri Cole 5 years ago

For items shipped in original packaging, Amazon offer the option of shipping in an Amazon box. Pay attention to the checkout process.

0points

The Cappy 5 years ago

Especially with food... PEOPLE! Pick up your own damned food.

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Tiny Dynamine 5 years ago

You know what might prevent them from doing this? Paying them proper wages and giving them a pension, etc. Also, if they're just treated like slaves, it's no surprise they don't give a s**t.

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2WheelTravlr 5 years ago

UPS does pay well, has pension, full medical. Drivers are not treated like slaves. USPS employees (not contract workers) also have good pay, benefits, etc. FedEx air service workers do okay also, Fed Ex ground and other contract-based delivery companies are usually the ones with poor pay/no benefits.

2points

Jo Choto 5 years ago

I'm confused why people order big items to be delivered when they are not home and have nowhere for them to go, but they still get upset about it.

0points

Elizabeth 5 years ago

I was once sent a "secure" package, meaning it is to be securely locked away at all times during shipping and it has to be physically signed for by a person at your residence. I found the package floating in the wind in my backyard!!!! It contained a rather hefty check. I'm glad I noticed the "trash" in my backyard and looked at it before pitching it. FedEx ripped us off big time

0points

wisdom evee 5 years ago

service is getting real slack in 2019

0points

Bored Birgit 5 years ago

Note to myself: tip the delivery man. It will be worth it.

0points

Chris Miilu 5 years ago

UPS does not allow tipping for delivery; drivers are government employees. Private companies might allow tips. not sure.

0points

Biljana Malesevic 5 years ago

Because of this, I am always ready and willing to have agreement with post office to pay some extra money to them to get packages delivered when I am home to receive it. That is usually the case with post express services, they are not cheap, but they will find you and it's much better to pay some extra to be safe. :)

0points

Kathleen Barlow 5 years ago

Funnily enough, I had my professional practice certificate delivered to me this week, folded in half and stuffed in my mailbox despite the huge red letters saying 'do not' bend'. I swear, some posties do it on purpose because they can't be bothered.

0points

Max L. 5 years ago

85 ? looks the number will increase exponentially quick

0points

Monday 5 years ago

Half of these are legitimately bad, about 1/4 of them are "well what the hell did you expect?" posts and then the last 1/4 seem faked for attention :/

0points

Miss Cris 5 years ago

Too many, too repetitive...

0points

Jason Doakes 5 years ago

The land of personal-responsibility, home of the I-got-mine, valley of f**k-your-feelings and womp-womp, the "Reich" of the con-men and populists, where being polite and generous is a weakness. Treat humans like garbage and after some time they're broken, they'll treat everyone else like garbage and won't give a sh*t about anything anymore. This is just a symptom. It'll get worse, I'm afraid.

0points

Mark 5 years ago

One thing I don't understand is how/why people order large items and then aren't in to receive the delivery when it arrives? Lets face it most companies give you a pretty dam good idea of what day it will arrive and sometimes even down to an hour time slot and you still can't make some arrangement for someone to be there to receive it or have it redirected? I appreciate that doesn't cover the folded/damaged stuff here but.....

0points

Valerie Lessard 5 years ago

people have to work or something

4points

Avital Pilpel 5 years ago

Most of the "he left the expensive package where anyone can steal it" posts are the orderer's fault. You order a huge, expensive item, are not at home to get it, what do you expect them to do - break into your house and install it? Even putting it under the mat or behind the mailboxes is simply the best they could do.

-1point

Zaheen Muhammad 5 years ago

I have a feeling that a lot of them were done on purpose. People not happy with their lives or for some other weird reason leaving the packages leaning on the door is just one of them!

-1point

Callie Ge 5 years ago

I’m lucky in Australia our posties are very careful, most of the time, I had a long handled paint brush sent, it was easily 18 inches long, the post man shoved it into the letterbox, bending and snapping it in 3 places, all he had to do was go 6 feet up the drive way & put it near the front door. Good news, after I complained, he got fired.

-1point

mummy pig 5 years ago

This is why i always go for COD

-1point

Alex Bailey 5 years ago

What archaic world does that still work in?

2points

Shireen 5 years ago

I don't understand why a person wouldn't make sure someone is home if you've ordered a tv, laptop or large electronic device. I also don't understand why the US can't take orders back to the depot or leave them with a next door neighbour. Most of the delivery personel in these photos just seem to be lazy and rude as well.

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John L 5 years ago

Comes down to money. They get paid to deliver your item, not necessarily to ensure you receive it now. Electronics are cheaper than they have ever been. They won't take it back to the depot, because they don't want to store items, if there is no obligation to. Unfortunately these issues are because of Amazon. Amazon wont do it, because they are too big and it would disrupt that "same day delivery" schedule, everyone loves so much and other retailers have to compete with. You will buy that TV from Amazon, because it's cheaper and there is a reason why......

-2points

nanashi 5 years ago

I'm really sorry, but what do you expect the delivery person would do with your oversized packages? where I'm from you had to collect them yourself to the post office (or other delivery companies) if they're at certain size or weight.

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2WheelTravlr 5 years ago

No, today you learned that there are some jerk delivery people, some companies that don't package well, and some people who make drama out of stupid things, but that 99% of everything you purchase will be delivered to you in good shape by people who care about their jobs and their customers.

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Random Panda 5 years ago (edited)

You got it backwards, the lazy and entitled people are the couriers who hate their job, but can't be arsed to find a better one and then take their frustrations out on paying customers instead of their employer.

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Demi Zwaan 5 years ago

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Random Panda 5 years ago

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Mindy Keys 5 years ago

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Niffler_13 5 years ago

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Kathleen Barlow 5 years ago

In my Country, that is the only choice. If you aren't home, a docket is placed in your mail box for you to pick up at the post office.

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tuzdayschild 5 years ago

I order all the time, but with a full time job I don't have the luxury of being there when most of my packages are delivered. I do, however, have very good deliverers.

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Cassie 5 years ago

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Callie Ge 5 years ago

Perhaps but these are all items that have been deliberately damaged or treated negligently.

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Carol Emory 5 years ago

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SAF saf 5 years ago

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Serbob 5 years ago

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Foxxy 5 years ago

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hobbitly 5 years ago

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Dippin Dot 5 years ago

In the US they don't try neighbors unless instructed, or if it's a small town and the carrier knows you and the neighbor.

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Random Panda 5 years ago

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Rissie 5 years ago

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Just saying 5 years ago

All those folded certificates.....but US mail boxes look too small to take a standard A4 sized envelope so what is the delivery guy supposed to do?

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Diedre Barlow 5 years ago

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Kjorn 5 years ago

not to self… never order a tv online

4points

Alex Bailey 5 years ago

Worked fine for me - but as Natasha suggested I was there to take delivery.

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DancingToMyself 5 years ago

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Chris Miilu 5 years ago

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Linda Gamoran 5 years ago

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Brivid 5 years ago

Shop local. Support businesses in your area when you can.

3points

Curious Cat 5 years ago

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Natasha Forchione 5 years ago

This is odd, because if I recall correctly, items like TVs or anything that costs over 400 usually requires a signature. I guess that is not done anymore??

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depicus 5 years ago

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EVERLEIGH 5 years ago

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Crochet lady 5 years ago

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Mandy French-Burkhead 5 years ago

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Valereee 5 years ago

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Stannous Flouride 5 years ago

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Shart 5 years ago

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Lilsomms 5 years ago

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Nubmaeme 5 years ago

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Meeow 5 years ago

Wtf!!! I would never ask for delivery my TV, the people eating your food, with spoon, and those guys delivery your foods are disgusting!!!

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Rench 5 years ago

These are the reasons that I have my packages delivered to my job (an auto shop) and I take my food carry-out.

1point

FABULOUS1 5 years ago

1point

Tor Rolf Strøm 5 years ago

1point

Linda Gamoran 5 years ago

1point

Monika Soffronow 5 years ago (edited)

1point

Rissie 5 years ago

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Lisa 5 years ago

In their defense (not as an excuse, also not applying for the disgusting stuff seen here) delivery is practically slave work, really bad pay, pretty heavy labor and always being pressured for time...

1point

2WheelTravlr 5 years ago

Full-time UPS drivers make excellent pay, especially if they're willing to work overtime. They also have really good benefits including full medical.

5points

M Dream 5 years ago

so, what's the salary of a delivery man? how much pressure does he have from his company? except of course for the delivery man, firstly company is to blame.

1point

Random Panda 5 years ago

That's not an excuse to trash other people's stuff that they bought with their hard-earned money.

8points

Marissa Kraker 5 years ago

2points

ADHORTATOR 5 years ago

I know the salaries of the drivers in Germany, people working for DHL, DPD, Hermes are in fact subcontractors, they are working for less than the minimum wage....

2points

Pumbaa 5 years ago

But if your job sucks dont pass that on to other people! Search for a better job instead.

0points

Jacob Hudson 4 years ago

All of these guys can eat my s&$t!!!

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Jacob Hudson 4 years ago

All of these deliverers can eat my s#$@$!!!

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Andreea Ioanovici 4 years ago

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Viv Hart 5 years ago

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Ann Abdelzaher 5 years ago

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Gameking1happy 5 years ago

RAID ANY DELIVERY PLACE

0points

Batwench Premium 5 years ago

A lot of issues with these is the size and shape of the mail box.

0points

Paulina 5 years ago

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Tammy Ralph 5 years ago

If possible you should always pay with paypal, They will always give you a refund if your goods are damaged, or if the delivery company says your package was delivered but you didn't get it.

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Danielle W. 5 years ago

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Susan Riley 5 years ago

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Wil Vanderheijden 5 years ago

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Kim Conroy 5 years ago

this whole thread makes me so angry. and aslo grateful for Australia post.

0points

BusLady 5 years ago

I'm glad that I live in a place now where all mail, including packages, is delivered to the office.

0points

BusLady 5 years ago

0points

Sue Cornwall 5 years ago

I am fortunate indeed. All my delivery people - UPS, FedEx, DHL, USPS do an excellent job. Putting deliveries in plastic bag when rain is forecast - not just when it’s raining.

0points

Mandy Delaforce (PC Girl) 5 years ago

i never have anything delivered to my home, unless it can fit in a normal envelope.

0points

未周陸 5 years ago

All the Major Players Are Included, Aren't They?!

0points

Naomi Armitage 5 years ago (edited)

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Naomi Armitage 5 years ago

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Laurie Laidley 5 years ago

0points

2WheelTravlr 5 years ago

FedEx would not have delivered a 400 lb. package, their weight limit is 150 lbs. (same as UPS).

1point

Lorraine Woollands 5 years ago

0points

Stan Chung 5 years ago

0points

Remliel 5 years ago

It's their job. Why be so s****y about it?

0points

Jerri Cole 5 years ago

For items shipped in original packaging, Amazon offer the option of shipping in an Amazon box. Pay attention to the checkout process.

0points

The Cappy 5 years ago

Especially with food... PEOPLE! Pick up your own damned food.

0points

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Tiny Dynamine 5 years ago

You know what might prevent them from doing this? Paying them proper wages and giving them a pension, etc. Also, if they're just treated like slaves, it's no surprise they don't give a s**t.

0points

2WheelTravlr 5 years ago

2points

Jo Choto 5 years ago

I'm confused why people order big items to be delivered when they are not home and have nowhere for them to go, but they still get upset about it.

0points

Elizabeth 5 years ago

0points

wisdom evee 5 years ago

service is getting real slack in 2019

0points

Bored Birgit 5 years ago

Note to myself: tip the delivery man. It will be worth it.

0points

Chris Miilu 5 years ago

UPS does not allow tipping for delivery; drivers are government employees. Private companies might allow tips. not sure.

0points

Biljana Malesevic 5 years ago

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Kathleen Barlow 5 years ago

0points

Max L. 5 years ago

85 ? looks the number will increase exponentially quick

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Monday 5 years ago

Half of these are legitimately bad, about 1/4 of them are "well what the hell did you expect?" posts and then the last 1/4 seem faked for attention :/

0points

Miss Cris 5 years ago

Too many, too repetitive...

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Jason Doakes 5 years ago

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Mark 5 years ago

0points

Valerie Lessard 5 years ago

people have to work or something

4points

Avital Pilpel 5 years ago

-1point

Zaheen Muhammad 5 years ago

I have a feeling that a lot of them were done on purpose. People not happy with their lives or for some other weird reason leaving the packages leaning on the door is just one of them!

-1point

Callie Ge 5 years ago

-1point

mummy pig 5 years ago

This is why i always go for COD

-1point

Alex Bailey 5 years ago

What archaic world does that still work in?

2points

Shireen 5 years ago

-1point

John L 5 years ago

-2points

nanashi 5 years ago

-3points

Valerie Lessard 5 years ago

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2WheelTravlr 5 years ago

2points

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Random Panda 5 years ago (edited)

7points