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Topic	UPS says it delivered a "signature required" package to my apartment..
NecroFoul99 09/16/22 2:36:37 PM #24:	MoofuJJ posted... Does anyone know how signatures work? Like, does UPS scan your package, hand over the sign thing, then its signed, and then scan the next package, sign etc? They deliver a big tote of packages, so I assumed they sign once for everything in the tote, but that seems like it defeats the purpose They have a number of total packages that should be for an address. As they unload, they scan. When theyre done, they count. Then you sign. Whoever is signing should be told about the number being off if it is. If theres a missing package, nothing can be done by the driver at that time. If they scanned your package and your manager signed even though its not there, it will likely boil down to the seller on how youre handled. Once its signed for, their obligation is over. Usually. Id give it a day or even two. It could be on another truck and itll show up tomorrow. Who knows. --- If you have to lie to make your point, then you're just a liar who has no point. <cite>NecroFoul99 posted [p:968080691] in UPS says i... [t:80167643]...</cite> <quote>MoofuJJ posted... </cite><quote>Does anyone know how signatures work? Like, does UPS scan your package, hand over the sign thing, then its signed, and then scan the next package, sign etc? They deliver a big tote of packages, so I assumed they sign once for everything in the tote, but that seems like it defeats the purpose</quote>They have a number of total packages that should be for an address. As they unload, they scan. When theyre done, they count. Then you sign. Whoever is signing should be told about the number being off if it is. If theres a missing package, nothing can be done by the driver at that time. If they scanned your package and your manager signed even though its not there, it will likely boil down to the seller on how youre handled. Once its signed for, their obligation is over. Usually. Id give it a day or even two. It could be on another truck and itll show up tomorrow. Who knows. --- If you have to lie to make your point, then you're just a liar who has no point.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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