On Mon, 14 Jul 2008 13:53:57 -0400, Don Wilhelm wrote:
DHL uses do a good job, but others will just leave a parcel
most anywhere from the mailbox at the end of the driveway to the
house!
That's the bad one (and their predecssor, Airborne).
Jim
Can anyone tell me if the K3 shipment via UPS requires
signature?
- Bill
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Bill,
Only if you ask that it be required.
With the good tracking tools available with UPS, I really don't
understand why anyone would want to require a signature on delivery -
especially for delivery to a residence since there is always a chance
that no one would be home when the UPS man
My wife just contacted UPS and they stated that no signature
would be required. I guess if you lived in an apartment or something,
the wouldn't leave the package without signature.
- Bill
KB1PXD wrote:
Can anyone tell me if the K3 shipment via UPS requires
signature?
- Bill
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KB1PXD wrote:
My wife just contacted UPS and they stated that no signature
would be required. I guess if you lived in an apartment or something,
the wouldn't leave the package without signature.
Doesn't that mean 2-3k $ worth left unguarded on your doorstep?
And Elecraft refused to send
I learned my lesson with this. I sold a TS-2000 and had it shipped and
insured via UPS. UPS delivers it and the guy isn't there so they leave
it on the front porch. His house just so happens to be adjacent to a
city bus stop! He gets home to find that the package is no longer on
his front
: Monday, July 14, 2008 7:06 AM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 delivery require signature?
Bill,
Only if you ask that it be required.
With the good tracking tools available with UPS, I really don't understand
why anyone would want to require a signature on delivery - especially for
delivery
Don W3FPR wrote:
With the good tracking tools available with UPS, I really don't
understand why anyone would want to require a signature on delivery -
especially for delivery to a residence since there is always a chance
that no one would be home when the UPS man arrives.
Here in the outback of Montana UPS routinely leaves
packages on doorsteps ... or opens the door and sets
it inside.
73! Ken Kopp - K0PP
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 delivery require signature?
I learned my lesson with this. I sold a TS-2000 and had it shipped
and insured via UPS. UPS delivers it and the guy isn't there so they
leave it on the front porch. His house just so happens to be
adjacent to a city bus stop! He
On Mon, 14 Jul 2008 08:55:47 -0700, Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:
However, our UPS driver is happy to put parcels in specified locations,
such as on a back porch, if asked
I've lived and worked a bunch of places, both big cities and now out in
the country. My universal experience with UPS has been
Jim,
Funny that you mention that - we have a 1/4 mile driveway, and some
vendors that DHL uses do a good job, but others will just leave a parcel
most anywhere from the mailbox at the end of the driveway to the house!
So far, I have found them all, but there could come a time when I might
I'm lucky in that we own the hardware store in our small (4K) town and the
UPS guy will leave an expensive package there if I'm not home. The XYL runs
the store and is usually there when he delivers. I'm in sales and office at
home so I may be there or halfway across the state. That said I am
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 delivery require signature?
Jim,
Funny that you mention that - we have
When I called UPS they actually told me that a signature would be
required and thankfully my wife offered to work from home and sign for
it being that I had to be in the office that day... Working on
schematic entry from home is a pain!
On Mon, 2008-07-14 at 05:58 -0700, KB1PXD wrote:
My wife
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