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The delivery guy is toast.
"Uploaded by goobie55 on Dec 19, 2011
Here is a video of my monitor being "delivered". The sad part is that I was home at the time with the front door wide open. All he would have had to do was ring the bell on the gate. Now I have to return my monitor since it is broken."
Has anybody ever puirchased a flat screen monitor and had it delivered?
If so, was it delivered in it original packaging or was it packaged in some other box?
I just find it difficult to believe that a shipper would ship an item in a box that actually showed what was in the box.
Can anybody see any shipping labels on that package? I could not see a FedEx delivery/address label so I'm kinda wondering if that's even a real delivery?
The name is LEE!
<< <i>so I'm kinda wondering if that's even a real delivery?
According to the NY Post it is -
"FedEx this afternoon copped to the shocking delivery.
“This is an irresponsible act and it will not be tolerated,” said FedEx spokeswoman Shea Leordeanu.
This careless deliveryman will be discipline, but the company rep didn’t say whether he’d be fired.
“He will be worked with according to our disciplinary policies,” Leordeanu said.
This computer-dropping delivery was made in Southern California and the company promised to make good with the ripped-off owner.
“We saw the video and quite frankly were shocked,” Leordeanu added.
“This was careless treatment of a customer package by our courier and it will be addressed. We take pride in the quality of service we provide to millions of customers daily and we will not tolerate any irresponsible act that affects the quality of any item we deliver and the good reputation FedEx is known for worldwide.”
link
Disclaimer - I'm not sure how reliable the NY Post is, but Shea Leordeanu shows up in Linkedin, "Shea Leordeanu, Sr. Communications Specialist at FedEx Express" link , so there might be some validity to the video.
<< <i>Disclaimer - I'm not sure how reliable the NY Post is, but Shea Leordeanu shows up in Linkedin, "Shea Leordeanu, Sr. Communications Specialist at FedEx Express" link , so there might be some validity to the video. >>
The NY Post is only slightly more reliable than The National Enquirer but not nearly as enjoyable.
It's the low man on the journalistic totem pole of the 3 major NY dailies (Times, News, Post).
It's owned by Rupert Murdoch, so you can draw your own inferences.
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<< <i>so I'm kinda wondering if that's even a real delivery?
According to the NY Post it is -
"FedEx this afternoon copped to the shocking delivery.
“This is an irresponsible act and it will not be tolerated,” said FedEx spokeswoman Shea Leordeanu.
This careless deliveryman will be discipline, but the company rep didn’t say whether he’d be fired.
“He will be worked with according to our disciplinary policies,” Leordeanu said.
This computer-dropping delivery was made in Southern California and the company promised to make good with the ripped-off owner.
“We saw the video and quite frankly were shocked,” Leordeanu added.
“This was careless treatment of a customer package by our courier and it will be addressed. We take pride in the quality of service we provide to millions of customers daily and we will not tolerate any irresponsible act that affects the quality of any item we deliver and the good reputation FedEx is known for worldwide.”
link
Disclaimer - I'm not sure how reliable the NY Post is, but Shea Leordeanu shows up in Linkedin, "Shea Leordeanu, Sr. Communications Specialist at FedEx Express" link , so there might be some validity to the video. >>
I guess I'm not really surprised that this story has been picked up by damn near everybody without folks asking where the shipping label might be.
When my company sends me a new laptop, it never gets delivered in its original box simple because its not a secure method of shipping. Computer monitors aren't cheap.
Besides, this wouldn't be the first time someone got the networks and newspapers to do their work for them.
The name is LEE!
<< <i>I'm curious.
Has anybody ever puirchased a flat screen monitor and had it delivered?
If so, was it delivered in it original packaging or was it packaged in some other box?
I just find it difficult to believe that a shipper would ship an item in a box that actually showed what was in the box.
Can anybody see any shipping labels on that package? I could not see a FedEx delivery/address label so I'm kinda wondering if that's even a real delivery?
There were some posts on that video where some folks were skeptical that it was real.
I had a LCD computer monitor delivered via USPS four months ago and it was inside of a larger box.
<< <i>I'm curious. Has anybody ever puirchased a flat screen monitor and had it delivered? If so, was it delivered in it original packaging or was it packaged in some other box? I just find it difficult to believe that a shipper would ship an item in a box that actually showed what was in the box. Can anybody see any shipping labels on that package? I could not see a FedEx delivery/address label so I'm kinda wondering if that's even a real delivery?
I've purchased lots of electronic equipment lately that comes in a box that shows what it is. DVD players, flat screen monitors, etc.
Dell ships laptops in special, easily recognizable laptop boxes with Dell on the outside.
Most people are not paranoid...
--Jerry
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<< <i>I'm curious. Has anybody ever puirchased a flat screen monitor and had it delivered? If so, was it delivered in it original packaging or was it packaged in some other box? I just find it difficult to believe that a shipper would ship an item in a box that actually showed what was in the box. Can anybody see any shipping labels on that package? I could not see a FedEx delivery/address label so I'm kinda wondering if that's even a real delivery?
I've purchased lots of electronic equipment lately that comes in a box that shows what it is. DVD players, flat screen monitors, etc.
Dell ships laptops in special, easily recognizable laptop boxes with Dell on the outside.
Most people are not paranoid...
--Jerry >>
Thanks Jerry.
The name is LEE!
<< <i>he should be fired. give the job to someone who cares! >>
He will be fired.
Fedex has a policy about workers acting this way.
<< <i>I'm curious.
Has anybody ever puirchased a flat screen monitor and had it delivered?
If so, was it delivered in it original packaging or was it packaged in some other box?
I just find it difficult to believe that a shipper would ship an item in a box that actually showed what was in the box.
Can anybody see any shipping labels on that package? I could not see a FedEx delivery/address label so I'm kinda wondering if that's even a real delivery?
Looked like there was a label on the narrow end that was visible as he heaved it over the fence.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
<< <i>Seems awfully strange that someone was just standing there with a video camera. >>
I think it's a security camera.
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<< <i>Seems awfully strange that someone was just standing there with a video camera. >>
I think it's a security camera. >>
You're probably right. This guy should be fired and the replacement cost of a new TV should be deducted from his last pay check.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
http://blog.fedex.designcdt.com/absolutely-positively-unacceptable
Demote him down to washing the delivery vans/trucks!
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<< <i>Disclaimer - I'm not sure how reliable the NY Post is, but Shea Leordeanu shows up in Linkedin, "Shea Leordeanu, Sr. Communications Specialist at FedEx Express" link , so there might be some validity to the video. >>
The NY Post is only slightly more reliable than The National Enquirer but not nearly as enjoyable.
It's the low man on the journalistic totem pole of the 3 major NY dailies (Times, News, Post).
It's owned by Rupert Murdoch, so you can draw your own inferences. >>
I live in New York and I have always hated the New York Times,so you can take your liberal elite prejudices somewhere else!!!
Video of my sets being delivered.
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<< <i>Disclaimer - I'm not sure how reliable the NY Post is, but Shea Leordeanu shows up in Linkedin, "Shea Leordeanu, Sr. Communications Specialist at FedEx Express" link , so there might be some validity to the video. >>
The NY Post is only slightly more reliable than The National Enquirer but not nearly as enjoyable.
It's the low man on the journalistic totem pole of the 3 major NY dailies (Times, News, Post).
It's owned by Rupert Murdoch, so you can draw your own inferences. >>
NY TIMES is a rag. Anti USA rag.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire