On Thu, 18 Oct 2001 at 15:46:05 -0400, Mick Maguire
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Robert Harris wrote:
Don't over generalize
I don't think that Rodger Whitlock's comment was so much over
generalization as misogyny! I for one found the Harriet comment
very offensive 8-|
You mean you don't
Kent Gittings wrote:
You must work and live around a bunch of crooks or something.
And your full of s**t on most of the rest by the way. [Snip...]
Gee, Kent -- and I thought Mick's shorts were on a little tight! Actually,
John Mustarde's experiences are similar to some of the rest of us who
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Sent: Friday, October 19, 2001 11:37 AM
Subject: RE: More UPS Crap
Kent Gittings wrote:
You must work and live around a bunch of crooks or something.
And your full of s**t on most of the rest by the way. [Snip...]
Gee, Kent -- and I thought
On Fri, 19 Oct 2001 10:22:53 -0400, you wrote:
You must work and live around a bunch of crooks or something.
And your full of s**t on most of the rest by the way.
I'm simply describing facts as I know them, shitty as they are. Those
facts may or may not generalize to the entire population of
They made that decision because it was cheaper to pay the insurance on
lost or stolen stuff than to have the driver try and return to do their
job, which is supposed to be delivering packages to the intended
recipient...
Norm
William Robb wrote:
I got a reply from UPS regarding that shipment
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One solution might be to have UPS packages delivered to a
business address.
It need not be your own business, but one with which you make
arrangements to
accept deliveries for you. You'll need to use their address
rather than your
own for
And after a UPS inside job relieved my repaired LX from a box sent by Pentax
CO, UPS has now marked my house a security risk, and won't leave anything
anywhere unless they actually have someone from inside the house sign for it
in person. That is really annoying, as I'm never home when they
Here is my bitch list:
(list of problems deleted)
The main reason I don't use UPS stems from one (long) incident.
My wife was returning to the East Coast to attend the wedding of
one of the girls from her Girl Scout troop. She had been asked
to make the wedding cake. This involved some
On Thu, 18 Oct 2001 at 11:03:57 +0200, Norman Baugher
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William Robb wrote:
I got a reply from UPS regarding that shipment that they left
with my neighbor.
The gist of it is that they leave the decision about whether to
deliver to the addressee or just abandon
Rodger Whitlock wrote:
Actually, all the delivery services have one problem in common: they
deliver to residential addresses during the day when no one's at
home. Doing so was fine back in the fifties when Ozzie went to work
and Harriet screwed the delivery man, but Harriet went to work
Rodger Whitlock wrote:
Actually, all the delivery services have one problem in
common: they
deliver to residential addresses during the day when no
one's at
home. Doing so was fine back in the fifties when Ozzie went
to work
and Harriet screwed the delivery man, but Harriet went to
Robert Harris wrote:
Don't over generalize
I don't think that Rodger Whitlock's comment was so much over generalization
as misogyny! I for one found the Harriet comment very offensive 8-|
Regards,
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Last week my 400mm f5.6 SMC-A arrived from the USA with USPS EMS, insured up
to $500 for $38.75 from the USA to the UK. We were not at home, so they left
a card in the mail box, with a phone number. I called them I wanted to pick
the item up, but they couldn't stop it for another delivery
On Thu, 18 Oct 2001 12:14:46 EDT, you wrote:
One solution might be to have UPS packages delivered to a business address.
Sssshit, that's the worst method of all. The UPS driver most assuredly
know the names of several people at your business address who can sign
for packages, and has probably
In a message dated 10/18/01 5:18:15 PM Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
One solution might be to have UPS packages delivered to a business
address.
Sssshit, that's the worst method of all.
LOL! Maybe we're just lucky here. City of 100,000 in an economically
depressed
to
a police station.
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From: William Robb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2001 2:38 PM
Subject: Re: More UPS Crap
Rodger Whitlock wrote:
Actually, all the delivery services have one problem in
common: they
deliver
Mick Maguire wrote:
I don't think that Rodger Whitlock's comment was so much over generalization
as misogyny! I for one found the Harriet comment very offensive 8-|
Huh? The Harriet reference is, perhaps, not PC. And maybe it can be
construed as insulting, condescending or many other
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Mick
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Robert Harris
Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2001 9:16 PM
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Subject: Re: More UPS Crap
Mick Maguire wrote
Well, I have always insisted the the proper pronounciation of UPS (to mix
in another thread) is Oops!
But at least Oops can deliver to my house which Airborne Express insists
doesn't exist and returns all packages to the sender.
--graywolf
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