i'm sure she'd be delighted if you said hello loujareth but i know what you mean - i saw my dental nurse in asda (who i adore, unlike the dentist) and was going to say hello but changed my mind. actually, in truth i was going to say 'he tortured me while you were on holiday!' lol!!
Hermes - the pits
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i'm sure she'd be delighted if you said hello loujareth but i know what you mean - i saw my dental nurse in asda (who i adore, unlike the dentist) and was going to say hello but changed my mind. actually, in truth i was going to say 'he tortured me while you were on holiday!' lol!!
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Under the circumstances, Q should have collected it, or sent you a post paid return label.
I've had a great Hermes courier for ages but he's moved on and some different ones have been delivering. Some idiot jammed a parcel which was way too big for my post box so tight that in orderto get it out I destroyed the packaging, and damaged the contents as well as taking the skin off my hand wriggling it out again.
As far as I'm concerned if they deliver and don't get a signature then he parcel has not arrived. Try reporting an item missing, I think you'll see a change in your courier's behaviours cos I bet Q are sh*t hot at chasing those down. You can always say its turned up later. Say a neighbour took it in and forgot to pass it on. Do that a couple of times and you'll probably find that signed for items start getting handed to you.
The latest guy says he's going to be around for awhile so we've swapped mobile numbers and e-mail addresses. I told him it will save him time in he long run if he lets me tell him when I'll be in to take delivery. He seems ok with it. Time will tell...
As far as I'm concerned if they deliver and don't get a signature then he parcel has not arrived. Try reporting an item missing, I think you'll see a change in your courier's behaviours cos I bet Q are sh*t hot at chasing those down. You can always say its turned up later. Say a neighbour took it in and forgot to pass it on. Do that a couple of times and you'll probably find that signed for items start getting handed to you.
The latest guy says he's going to be around for awhile so we've swapped mobile numbers and e-mail addresses. I told him it will save him time in he long run if he lets me tell him when I'll be in to take delivery. He seems ok with it. Time will tell...
Oh aye? :wonder: Was he also tall, dark and handsome? lol :tongue:
kerrrr-ching!!
All's well that ends well then, thats what I say! lol
Isnt that what we all want in life though? lol :mysmilie_483::mysmilie_17:
Well my courier really doesn't like me now since I complained and Next had words with him last week, he just delivered a QVC parcel to me and he couldn't even look at me, virtually threw the parcel in the door when I opened it!!!
