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Re: Fedex woes
(Anonymous) 2015-04-09 03:13 am (UTC)(link)Sometimes, despite it being very much against the rules, delivery couriers who don't want to wait or don't get an answer at the door will actually sign for packages themselves and then just leave them there. If they've done this while they're in transit, they may not have had time to deliver the package today despite having signed for it. Maybe ask Fedex if the name that signed for the package is anything to do with them? Obviously if this was a deliberate theft, no one would have used their real name but still worth a shot.
Is it also possible that someone at the desk may have taken it? If that's the case and Fedex can prove it was actually taken to your building (thus their part of the contract is obliged and it's no longer their issue), would something like your home/building insurance or tennancy agreement cover it?
Otherwise, you're only looking at being able to claim back the declared value, unfortunately.
Re: Fedex woes
(Anonymous) 2015-04-09 10:52 am (UTC)(link)I'm not sure how it could have been stolen - I mean, I read stories about Fedex or UPS leaving packages outside at people's houses and then they disappear. But I'm in an apartment building with a front desk that takes all the packages. Short of someone at the front desk stealing it (which just doesn't seem likely to me, but who knows... they do have video cameras set up), I don't know what could have happened. The person who was on shift then, who was actually one of the managers, said no package was delivered at the time they claimed. Furthermore, the person who "signed" it is not any staff.
If they do prove that it was actually brought here, I have no idea. I guess then I get the authorities involved or something? I seriously have no idea. I'd assume that Fedex would not just hand it off to a random person in an apartment building. Since it's my own personal computer, not something I bought, there's no seller to complain to either...
God I'm just hoping there was some mix-up and they locate it asap, and get it to me. But since the package is so valuable I'm terrified that if it was brought to the wrong address and someone opened it, they might just steal it then or something..
Re: Fedex woes
(Anonymous) 2015-04-09 10:02 pm (UTC)(link)Is there a way you can see the footage, or get a trustworthy manager to look at it? Because like I said, if the package was not actually delivered to your building then the onus goes back onto Fedex and makes any claims you might need to make a lot more straightforward.