TOPHER33884

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Well,

To know avail.....I ordered my tires online, they gave awesome service, and fast shipping time! But freakin U.P.S decides to drop my tires off at my front door, and not my leasing office, and someone fuckin stole them! Now to go thru the battle with U.P.S on either getting my money back for their mistake, or having the tire company ship me a new set, and recouping their losses thru U.P.S! And damn, they were the Falken fk-452's.....

p.diddy

iTrader: (3)

damn thats fucked up. i ordered some falken tires offline not too long ago, but what i did was i kept checking its progress online and when i saw that it was delivered i rushed home put them inside and went back to work. i didnt want that same thing to happen to me.

AcUrAge703

man...thats fucked up....i just ordered some falkens but luckily my sister works weird hours and was at my moms house when they arrived...plus i did like p.diddy and checked the ups tracker to see when they came in...that sucks...

kanabul

That sucks so bad. I just recieved rims and tires from FedEx the other day. I was at work when they delivered them, but the FedEx guy called the number on the delivery slip (my cell) and I had him put them in my garage for me. Next time I see him driving by I'm totally tipping him

VIPCLS

Man thats bs I work for UPS and I would say most likely they will bargin with u somehow. What was the mailing adress u told em to send it to? If u told em to send it to ur house they might have a case. If it comes down to it take em to court if it comes to it. Good luck, this world is goin to hell in a handbasket

Nitin

iTrader: (1)

Maybe they delivered them to the wrong house?

Sweet07TL-S

wouldn't something that big and of a significant value require a signature? sometimes UPS and FEDEX will require signatures for small things.

VIPCLS

U would think so but obviously not.

ljmushock

If you never signed for them then UPS is still responsible for the items. As far as you know, they never put them on your door in the first place. The UPS driver may have swiped them. Just in theory, but what im saying is as long as you never signed or had anyone sign for them then they are still UPS's resposibility

Corrosion

Just say you never received them?

How do you know they were stolen anyhow?

Ralphie917

it ALWAYS amazes when i come home and find a package hasnt been swiped from my front door in plain view.

I just dont understand the logic behind leaving something of value in plain view of anyone - and i live in a great neighborhood, no crimes but we do have teenagers.

For instance, my front porch is about 20 feet long, with a railing surounding everything but the front door. In front of the railing is a perimeter of landscaping (shrubs, bushes, trees) further giving more more privacy to anyone looking in from the street.

It would take a split second of reasoning to say, let me leave this package 3 feet to the left of the door so that no one will see it driving/walking by.

Anyways, i hope you get this resolved - i also do the same thing as mentioned above, i track and track and track throughout the day its supposed to be delivered, and i either go right home after it has been (sometimes you cant if your at work) or i call someone to get to my house and take it with them or leave it in the garage.

gc86

hmmmmmm

TOPHER33884

iTrader: (6)

I can track the number all day long......but I drive 28 miles to work, and I am a Co-manager of a store, so can't really leave and come back 1-2 hours later (D.C traffic is HELL). And I am assuming that they were stolen, due to the tracker said they were dropped off at 2:41pm, and I didnt get home till 11pm......They are supposed to drop all packages off at the leasing office, if no tenent's are available for their package, but obviously they didnt, because my office never recieved a package for me. I would hate to think that the driver stole them (LOL)......I got home tonight, and their was a tag on my door from the driver stating "I LEFT THEM IN FRONT OF YOUR GARAGE!!!!!".

TOPHER33884

iTrader: (6)

Yes sir.....I hear ya! But you know where your package is, lol.