Package left with dog...

[croakey]

At least the courier was honest...shame the dog didn't hold his end of the deal.






(no not my garden - I was the seller on eBay)

[Burrito]

Good old Yodel.

[GTIR]

Class!

[pwrc]

Nice. I assume the buyer thinks it's your fault?

[croakey]

Tbh the buyer in broken English (would appear to be Spanish) seems ok about it and suggests I contact the couriers.

I personally find it hilarious that someone who managed to fill in an application form to get a job, and has a driving license (one would presume!) considers a dog to be a suitable recipient for a package delivered on a secure/signed courier service.

Barking mad

[Spitfire2]

Briilliant-did the dog sign for it ;-)

[Butter Face]

Same thing happened to me with Royal Mail a few months back, Except they threw it over a 6ft fence in the rain

Didn't get a cool card like that though. That's awesome

[McSam]

Outstanding

From buying and selling quite a few items, do not under any circumstances trust Yodel to collect or deliver anything with any sense..

[y2blade]

Superb.

[croakey]

I've yet to find a well priced courier that doesnt employ cowboys, I've had packages delivered to me with no card left , items left in a previously locked gas cabinet, left in the garden in the rain.

But I've never had a card left with such honesty!

[RobDickinson]

To be fair I'm assuming the dog cant read and didnt know it wasnt for it.

[Egg Chaser]

Brilliant.

[S1_RS]

I find it most amazing that on e-bay you managed to sell an old stick, a busted football and a ripped faux-leather folder of some sort.

[Shaw Tarse]

RobDickinson said:

To be fair I'm assuming the dog cant read and didnt know it wasnt for it.

I'd like to see a comment from http://textfromdog.tumblr.com/

[croakey]

S1_RS said:

I find it most amazing that on e-bay you managed to sell an old stick, a busted football and a ripped faux-leather folder of some sort.

Only item sold on eBay was a genuine leather iPad case - clearly the dog thought it was lunch

[McSam]

croakey said:

I've yet to find a well priced courier that doesnt employ cowboys, I've had packages delivered to me with no card left , items left in a previously locked gas cabinet, left in the garden in the rain.

But I've never had a card left with such honesty!

Depends on what sort of thing you're sending, but I was doing 15kg tool sets and sent them via Interparcel. A much better broker than the likes of parcel2go, and their standard services use UPS - the 48hr service delivered next day every single time and, where I was at least, the drivers were very good. Never had a problem, nor did my housemate who did pretty big volume with them!

[SpeedMattersNot]

Lol, the non-official Yodel drivers are paid about 60pence per drop. to even get your package delivered to your dogs, you should be thankful

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[northwest monkey]

croakey said:

Tbh the buyer in broken English (would appear to be Spanish) seems ok about it and suggests I contact the couriers.

I personally find it hilarious that someone who managed to fill in an application form to get a job, and has a driving license (one would presume!) considers a dog to be a suitable recipient for a package delivered on a secure/signed courier service.

Barking mad

Very funny yet irritating at the same time - sorry!

At least you know now to never use Yodel & I'm assuming P2Go ever again. Good luck trying to get anything out of these people - they are a nightmare. P2Go will claim it's nothing to do with them as they are just a broker & as an individual, you won't be able to speak to Yodel.

I use Parcel Monkey or Interparcel now & City Link / Parcelforce / UPS as the carrier.

At least the buyer isn't blaming you - just refund him & move on.

Could an Ipad case not have been sent Special Delivery or Recorded Delivery through the Post Office?

[Dixie68]

At least he turned up - I spent all day today at home waiting for UPS to deliver a parcel (between 9am & 7pm is apparently their window). Nothing. At 7.30pm I get an email saying they forgot to put it on the van & they'll deliver tomorrow. Well that's okay then, I'll just take another bloody day off work!