A member at my office delivered a tracked item unfortunately he left it on door step which apprantly he always does at this house and hasn't been a problem for the 15 years he's been on that round but the customer has said they haven't got it.
He's asking me what the likely outcome will be? Anybody has similar things happen?
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IcanthelpthewayIam
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Re: missing parcel
Did the tracked item have any safe place delivery instructions on it? dom can find that out if needs be
and did he deliver it scanning as delivered or as delivered safe place?
and lastly was a signature required?
and did he deliver it scanning as delivered or as delivered safe place?
and lastly was a signature required?
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korky
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Re: missing parcel
when you say "doorstep" I'd assume you still mean out of site.
we are told to hide tracked items if you feel its safe and to click delivered not safe-place, apparently this still fails but why have the option?
either way they should be able to use the gps to pin-point the location, then its denial of receipt to which again we are told we won't get in bother
we are told to hide tracked items if you feel its safe and to click delivered not safe-place, apparently this still fails but why have the option?
either way they should be able to use the gps to pin-point the location, then its denial of receipt to which again we are told we won't get in bother
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IcanthelpthewayIam
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Re: missing parcel
korky wrote:when you say "doorstep" I'd assume you still mean out of site.
we are told to hide tracked items if you feel its safe and to click delivered not safe-place, apparently this still fails but why have the option?
either way they should be able to use the gps to pin-point the location, then its denial of receipt to which again we are told we won't get in bother
Delivering it like that is not allowed either you can only leave it in the designated safe place printed on the item by the sender of the tracked item, what you are doing is still a breach of mail integrity rules
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korky
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Re: missing parcel
not sure with tracked, most "non signed for" does say safe place and we are constantly told to hide it if we feel its safe, nobody as ever been pulled and known a few complaints say they didn't receive.zx135 wrote:korky wrote:when you say "doorstep" I'd assume you still mean out of site.
we are told to hide tracked items if you feel its safe and to click delivered not safe-place, apparently this still fails but why have the option?
either way they should be able to use the gps to pin-point the location, then its denial of receipt to which again we are told we won't get in bother
Delivering it like that is not allowed either you can only leave it in the designated safe place printed on the item by the sender of the tracked item, what you are doing is still a breach of mail integrity rules
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IcanthelpthewayIam
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Re: missing parcel
korky wrote:not sure with tracked, most "non signed for" does say safe place and we are constantly told to hide it if we feel its safe, nobody as ever been pulled and known a few complaints say they didn't receive.zx135 wrote:korky wrote:when you say "doorstep" I'd assume you still mean out of site.
we are told to hide tracked items if you feel its safe and to click delivered not safe-place, apparently this still fails but why have the option?
either way they should be able to use the gps to pin-point the location, then its denial of receipt to which again we are told we won't get in bother
Delivering it like that is not allowed either you can only leave it in the designated safe place printed on the item by the sender of the tracked item, what you are doing is still a breach of mail integrity rules
definately not allowed under any circumstances and poor practice for any postie doing this, anybody knowingly doing this really deserves any disciplinary action that comes their way for doing this.
How do you think the customer feels about their goods being left around like this