stratobuddy
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Abandoned car 'full of Evri parcels' plastered with tickets
The car has been sitting in the same spot for over a month, collecting parking tickets while Evri packages remain inside
www.plymouthherald.co.uk
After over a month, it's amazing that the windows haven't been smashed and the parcels stolen.Abandoned car 'full of Evri parcels' plastered with tickets
The car has been sitting in the same spot for over a month, collecting parking tickets while Evri packages remain insidewww.plymouthherald.co.uk
Ours are the same, can't say the same for RM.My local team is also superb. Nothing has ever gone astray in all the years that they’ve been delivering items to me. They know where my “safe place” is if I’m out. The “main” courier of the team gave me her phone number incase anything ever goes wrong. Thankfully it never has …… yet.
Awaiting a parcel from Amazon coming by RM. About 4.30 an elderly gentleman rang our doorbell with a parcel for us. This had been delivered to his house about 3 streets away and he said it had been left under a bush. Luckily it was in a plastic bag as it had drizzled all day. Now I was under the impression that RM never left parcels like that.You really couldn't make it up. I ordered the Bell & Howell charger for phones and tablets in the outlet and got confirmation to say it would be delivered soon. Last night at about 11.45 pm just before I was going to go to sleep I thought I'd quickly check my emails. I saw one from EVRI saying your parcel has been safely delivered to your address. I guessed that they'd either rung downstairs doorbell by mistake and they'd popped it in the hallway or they'd managed to shove it through the letterbox. I popped downstairs to grab it, and there was nothing there. I went back upstairs and opened the email to find that it said it had been delivered at 8pm and showed a photograph of hand pushing what looked like a jiffy envelope through our letterbox. I was too tired and because I had an early start today I thought I can't stress about it now I'll sort it out tomorrow. When I went downstairs this morning to go to work the parcel (not a jiffy and definitely too large for our letter box) was stood up in the hallway!!! Now I'm guessing that the delivery guy didn't bother ringing the bell at all despite it being labelled with our surname and left the parcel on the front doorstep and that the guy who lives downstairs who leaves for work earlier than I do came across it and popped it indoors for me. Why did the bloke take a picture of himself "delivering something through the letterbox" that clearly wasn't my parcel? I am baffled! Ok ,no harm done but what a shoddy outfit!!!