Is there any way to make sure you get your UPS or USPS shipment by 4pm in the day? This would be very beneficial to me.
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Is there any way to make sure you get your UPS or USPS shipment by 4pm in the day? This would be very beneficial to me.
im not sure...is it cuz your parents come home after 4??haha
try contacting them they could send a dispatch to the van and await your instructions. never tried it though. why?
You can track it and when it gets there you can tell them to hold it and go pick it up from their office. I have done this before but only because I wasnt at home to recieve the package the first time.
Acctually yes, lol, my dad comes home at 4.Quote:
Originally Posted by frank_frank
He lives in the same town that I go to college in (their separated), so it saves hella lot of money to live with him. Only draw back is he occasionally opens my mail (mostly just bank statements and junk mail, stuff like that, I ussually don't get any 'packages'). I've repeatedly told him to stop doing it, and he says he will, but you can never be to sure. Plus he may be suspicious of me since I've been reading a lot on the website latley.
On another note, most of the better sources I see don't send to PO boxes...
Witch leads me to my dumb question about ups thread...Any help or knowledge appreciated! Or just flame me for being a loser and living with my dad, lol thats cool too.
Interesting... Does anyone know if you can tell them to hold the package there before they deliver? Or would that be to suspicious?Quote:
Originally Posted by Antwan
y dont u just call them tomorrow morning and ask if holding a package is something they do..im sure they can work it out for u
good luck
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Originally Posted by Steroids101
none of their business anyway.
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Originally Posted by Steroids101
Yeah, who the **** cares if they are suspicious or not....... :unsure:
What would they do if they were suspicious in the first place? Chances are the dude you would give the instructions to is a normal 9-5er, and if he does ask q's, he's overstepping his boundaries as a professional employee (let him know that too).
i have chased em down before