I thought you were going to say the person who signed for it actually signed their name as "Joe Blow" and the Fedex guy didn't notice that it was the wrong address OR that the dude said his name was Joe Blow.
file a lawsuit against fedex.
And so the chosen one arrives...everything was all sealed up including the outside cardboard and inner MBP box. Fedex driver told me he was simply trying to redeliver it from this morning...I laughed and said I was glad he found it. Then he fessed up, although I am not sure what he was trying to pull since I was obviously the one who called in the mistake.
I had called Apple in the meantime and they made notes on the order regarding the situation and had advised me to accept it no matter what and if it WAS damaged they would still offer me a refund or replacement and deal with Fedex themselves which may be nice to know for the next person this happens to as I am sure that I will not be the last.
And so the chosen one arrives...everything was all sealed up including the outside cardboard and inner MBP box. Fedex driver told me he was simply trying to redeliver it from this morning...I laughed and said I was glad he found it. Then he fessed up, although I am not sure what he was trying to pull since I was obviously the one who called in the mistake.
I had called Apple in the meantime and they made notes on the order regarding the situation and had advised me to accept it no matter what and if it WAS damaged they would still offer me a refund or replacement and deal with Fedex themselves which may be nice to know for the next person this happens to as I am sure that I will not be the last.
I'm glad it had a happy ending.
May I ask something to those in the know, I live in college accommodation and want to order a mbp. Thing is, since I live in college, I won't be the one receiving the package.
How does delivery work in that case? Will the people at the front office be allowed to receive my package? If they do then it's no problem. But if the delivery company doesn't let them accept it, then what?
If Fedex, you can print out a form to leave with the folks at the front desk authorizing the delivery driver to leave your package there. It's called a Shipment Release Authorization and can be printed out from your Fedex tracking page.
This is why I always get my expensive stuff delivered to my office.
I'm glad it had a happy ending.
May I ask something to those in the know, I live in college accommodation and want to order a mbp. Thing is, since I live in college, I won't be the one receiving the package.
How does delivery work in that case? Will the people at the front office be allowed to receive my package? If they do then it's no problem. But if the delivery company doesn't let them accept it, then what?
this is crazy, I cant believe fedex screwed this up...
Wtf they have a 24 hour Apple Store?
Drool.
Quite the landmark too. It's a zoo during the day though. You can hardly breathe down there with all the tourists and people walking through.