UPS is gay
Originally Posted by spankaveli
i never had any problems with ups :dunno:
h: but anyways.. the ups 1800 number NEVER gives out the number to the local center.. just somethin they dont do..
i read this thread last night, dont feel like reading it again, so you might have done this.. but have you gone to the local center and asked the people working there if they can / could do it?
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Originally Posted by Nightshade
So you are telling me that just because you are in a rush to get your tires on your rims by the weekend, and shipping is slower than you expected, that the shipping company sucks?
Interesting outlook.
Interesting outlook.
I mean, is that asking too much? for me to save some time and pick them up instead of waiting for them to drive over to my house?
so what if I'm in a hurry... I want to drive my fawking car again....
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Originally Posted by KRA
i read this thread last night, dont feel like reading it again, so you might have done this.. but have you gone to the local center and asked the people working there if they can / could do it?
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Originally Posted by brtecson
Yea, UPS sure ****ed you
maybe you should plan on mounting the wheels the day after you get them :dunno:
maybe you should plan on mounting the wheels the day after you get them :dunno:isn't that what america is all about?

maybe you should re-read the first post... I don't think you got it :dunno:
Dipshit? Of course, I'm the dipshit. 
Anyways, UPS doesn't realize that you think the world revolves around you. Sorry. If you know your truck isn't coming until the night of your day off, bump up the service priority to 3day, 2day, or 2day early am.

Anyways, UPS doesn't realize that you think the world revolves around you. Sorry. If you know your truck isn't coming until the night of your day off, bump up the service priority to 3day, 2day, or 2day early am.
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Originally Posted by brtecson
Dipshit? Of course, I'm the dipshit. 

Anyways, UPS doesn't realize that you think the world revolves around you.
seriously, its not like I'm asking them to come by earlier... I just want to pick up the package a little sooner than I would get it

the package is already here in town (checked in at 7:30am), but I won't get it for another 11 hours... I dunno, does this not make sense?
Lets try an analogy...
say you're going to get tires from I dunno, Discount Tire company... They don't have the tires you need in the correct size, but there is a store on the other side of town with those tires you need. So they say, we can have them sent here, but it will take some extra time. But you're thinking to yourself, I can just save some time and drive over there and get them myself.
does that make sense?

Sorry. If you know your truck isn't coming until the night of your day off, bump up the service priority to 3day, 2day, or 2day early am.
Originally Posted by 18secFerio
considering you have a hard to understanding whats going on here:blah:
Anyways, your distribution center handles over one million packages per day. Would you like it if they told all 1000+ employees that 18secferio's tires need to be in his hand's before 7pm so stay on the lookout for his package?
If you need a package by a certain day/time, get it expidited (ie 3 day, 2 day, 2day early, next day). Don't complain when a ground service that has no time guarantee at all doesn't come early enough for you.
I've always had trouble with UPS, whether it was personal stuff (I'd say 20% of the packages I've ever received through them were delayed) or with my business (at least 2 delayed packages every shipping cycle we had, and with a fair amount of lost or incredibly damaged packages as well).
I always use FedEx now, but I'm curious to try DHL sometime
I always use FedEx now, but I'm curious to try DHL sometime



