Posted by PDRuff on February 25, 2022 at 15:31:46 from (69.63.1.157):
Last week had package dropped off (Costco was printed on box, about 30 lbs) that was suppose to go to (only example not real address) 2905 tree road but was dropped off at 2605 tree road? My number is on mailbox and house. been at this address 30 years first time for this. address is about 3 miles away. (house was in forclosure/ bank sale couple months back) last week wife called shipper and told what happened and left package outside (it rained/ snowed,)neighbor dogs checked it out....( no body has landlines so cant call name on box) well today fed ex stopped again and put another box same size right next to it, same address. this afternoon I contacted my brother in law who retired last year after 25 years delivering packages. He said not my responsibility to correct, (he was a fed ex delivery driver) said don't want legal responsibility if people claim I did something with package. So now I have 2 boxes by my garage...
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