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witnessmenow wrote: »I had two packages go missing. Checked tracking number and they were being held in DHL for lack of information (despite them delivering to the exact same address while the packages were with them :rolleyes:)
So told them the story.
Both pacakges arrived today, except one of them isnt mine, its not even nearly addressed to me! Im in Athlone, this is addressed Cavan!
So if you are from Cavan and ordered pokadot snow boots I'm going to attempt to get DHL to sort it out (hopefully tomorrow) but you'll be waiting a few more days anyways...
who knows where my second package is...
I have questions for you.
1. Why did you accept the package when it didn't have your name on it or proper address?
2. Knowing it didn't have your address/name, why did you open it?
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RidleyRider wrote: »I have questions for you.
1. Why did you accept the package when it didn't have your name on it or proper address?
2. Knowing it didn't have your address/name, why did you open it?
Well firstly I was at work, my younger brother signed for it.
Secondly even if I was at home I would probably not have read the address on the package before signing for it, do you read the "to" address of every package you receive!? If I was expecting two parcels, and a courier arrived at my door with two parcels I would be reasonably confident they were for me (well maybe today should shake the confidence)
So I opened the package expecting it to be my stuff, found ladies snow boots and then read the address on the package. not sure what the is about? 0 -
witnessmenow wrote: »Well firstly I was at work, my younger brother signed for it.
Secondly even if I was at home I would probably not have read the address on the package before signing for it, do you read the "to" address of every package you receive!? If I was expecting two parcels, and a courier arrived at my door with two parcels I would be reasonably confident they were for me (well maybe today should shake the confidence)
So I opened the package expecting it to be my stuff, found ladies snow boots and then read the address on the package. not sure what the is about?
it could be in cavan.
whoever it was could do with snowboots atm0 -
witnessmenow wrote: »Well firstly I was at work, my younger brother signed for it.
Secondly even if I was at home I would probably not have read the address on the package before signing for it, do you read the "to" address of every package you receive!? If I was expecting two parcels, and a courier arrived at my door with two parcels I would be reasonably confident they were for me (well maybe today should shake the confidence)
So I opened the package expecting it to be my stuff, found ladies snow boots and then read the address on the package. not sure what the is about?
Yes I do, for moments like this. Its your responsibility to look at the name on the packages before opening them.
It still doesn't answer the question, if you saw it wasn't your name on the package, why did you still open it? 0 -
He already said.RidleyRider wrote: »Yes I do, for moments like this. Its your responsibility to look at the name on the packages before opening them.
It still doesn't answer the question, if you saw it wasn't your name on the package, why did you still open it?So I opened the package expecting it to be my stuff, found ladies snow boots and then read the address on the package. not sure what the is about?0 -
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