Interesting Fed Ex encounter...


So I was offered to do a little review on some Fritz Carreras last month and it was time to send them back.  I’m stuck at home with a broken leg so Fritz was kind enough to have Fed Ex pick them up at my home.  So, I had them all boxed up and ready to go on Tuesday. Fed Ex comes to the door and I have him come in and grab the box (he did not know what was in the box, just a plain u haul box).  I didn’t even think to ask if I had to sign or if I could get a receipt (mistake on my part no doubt).  Just me snapping a pic or taking a video would have been smart.  Fast forward to today (Friday) and apparently Fed Ex says they came on Tuesday, no one was home, so they came back Wednesday; no one home again so they cancelled the pick up.    Interestingly, fed ex did come back Wednesday and Mom answers the door and informs the Fed Ex gentleman that the package was picked up Tuesday.  The gentleman responds “hmmm, I was off Tuesday”.  
So as of today, Fed Ex apparently has no record of anything being picked up.  Well crap, I’m freaking out, Fritz is concerned obviously and I’m at a loss.  So I start texting all my neighbors to see if anyone has something on camera and sure enough, my neighbor 2 doors down has time stamped video of fed ex pulling up, coming to my door and then struggling to carry the large, 65 pound box back to his truck...  

My neighbor forwarded me the video which I forwarded to Fritz...

My advice is to not let this happen to you and mg question is where do I go from here?

What a mess!
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Showing 1 response by tatyana69

There are a number of issues here
A big warning to all - in London and increasingly elsewhere as conmen move on - liveried delivery drivers (can be a man or woman) with van outside with 3 men in it, are knocking on doors with a box in their hands, barging past the person who opens the door, ransacking the place as fast as possible and getting back to the van and driving off. Fortunately cctv is showing the faces of many of these people, so pictures are plastered over local sites and some apparently caught.
Secondly delivery companies have a right of care, and after legal processes showing this care has not been exercised I have received compensation before any hearing. Just for example google Hermes problems and you will be horrified. One Hermes driver tried to sue me for £10,000 because my dog barked at him. He was off traumatised for over 6 months says he. It wasn't quite as simple as that, but the message is the same.
Unfortunately these shyster companies do not respond to Joe Public - you have to push some legal buttons to get a reaction of any type. Complaining does no good - you have to escalate the issue in legal form until they give in - which they realise they have to, otherwise their case is then in the public domain in an official format