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Subject: [Elecraft] UPS Practice? was:Re: KPA1500 Caution
Sign up for UPS My Choice
https://www.ups.com/mobile/deliveryplanner?loc=en_US and you will be aware of
every package coming to your residence. You can redirect packages if they
require a signature and you will not b
Sign up for UPS My Choice
https://www.ups.com/mobile/deliveryplanner?loc=en_US and you will be aware
of every package coming to your residence. You can redirect packages if
they require a signature and you will not be home.
John KK9A
N4ZR wrote:
Yes, I know. The problem is that they did not
2018 8:35 AM
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] UPS Practice? was:Re: KPA1500 Caution
I signed up for UPS My Choice, which is free. I receive emails informing me of
any packages scheduled for delivery at my address whether they're addressed to
me or someone else in my household. I can s
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Subject: [Elecraft] UPS Practice? was:Re: KPA1500 Caution
I have had good luck with USPS, but am less than thrilled with UPS. My
K3 has been on its way back from Watsonville
I guess I am fortunate, I have a 1/4 mile unpaved driveway - at the end
of a 3/4 mile unpaved private road in our large lot subdivision (8+
acres for each lot.
The house cannot be seen until you get halfway up the driveway.
UPS delivers to my front door and USPS does the same for packages
I signed up for UPS My Choice, which is free. I receive emails informing me of
any packages scheduled for delivery at my address whether they're addressed to
me or someone else in my household. I can specify where the packages are to be
left (e.g., side porch), when, or whether I want to pick
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Subject: [Elecraft] UPS Practice? was:Re: KPA1500 Caution
I have had good luck with USPS, but am less than thrilled with UPS. My
K3 has been on its way back from
For UPS, Insurance of $1000 or more or a request for a direct signature
will require that someone at your home sign for the delivery.
With USPS, that signature threshold is $500.
Normally, they will attempt to re-deliver the next business day.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 4/19/2018 8:39 AM, tnnyswy---
On 2018-04-19 9:00 AM, Dave Sublette wrote:
>
> I know it is disappointing to miss a delivery, but the other fellow is
> right. I wouldn't want that beautiful amp to sit on my door step for
> anyone to pick up when I'm not home.
Consider yourself lucky if UPS *did not* drop the package on the
There is an APP that allows you to specify when you want your package
delivered by UPS. Also, you might have been able to go to the UPS
distribution point in your area and pick it up, depending on what time of
day you got home, etc... I have done this several times.
I know it is disappointing
>>> Imagine my surprise to
see that a signature was required <<<
Pete, why would you be surprise? !!Or! maybe the question should've been,
should UPS just leave such an expensive package on your doorstep?!!!I'm sure
there were instructions on how to get the Radio/ Package at your
I have had good luck with USPS, but am less than thrilled with UPS. My
K3 has been on its way back from Watsonville and was to arrive
yesterday, but I wasn't home when UPS came by. Imagine my surprise to
see that a signature was required, and that they will try again today,
but with no
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