anysia: (Silver dragon)
I get an email notice when AusPost has a parcel/deliveries headed my way. So, I waited.

I heard a knock on the front door. I went out the side, as usual and looked over the gate. I spotted a new delivery person. He saw me, came over, and I introduced myself, and told him that if there's ever delivery, come to the side entrance, not the front, as the side is where I'm editing photos, reading, or doing whatever.

He told me that at the Bibra Lake mail depot, that I'm known as "Oh, that nice lady at * ***** ******." The new delivery person agreed. :D

Kind of made my day.
anysia: (Smile Warning)
Just a little hint: if you have to fold/spindle/damage a postal package to get it into the letterbox, it might behoove you to take 10 seconds to come up the driveway, and knock on my front door, which I will answer in 15 seconds, maybe 30.

Luckily for you, Postie, the book inside the parcel wasn't damaged (as far as I can tell) but it looks like the "Private and Confidential" parcel is a bit chewed up on the bottom and top. Mostly from your cramming it into a too small letterbox, up against the lock of it. If it's too badly mangled to maintain professionalism, Wing will be contacting you, and chances are someone is going to need iron underwear after the ass chewing he politely gives them.

Have a nice day.
anysia: (South Park - Grin)
You might be a sneaky bastard, but I'm even sneakier... well, more observant.

I was working on photos, and I heard a faint putt putt putt of a diesel engine. I open the curtain and look out. What do I see? The Aus Post driver slowing going PAST the end of my driveway. That's right, past, not up into, but on the street going by.

I looked the guy square in the eye, and he then stopped, and made light of his antics "I saw you looking out the window!". As there was no signature needed for this parcel, he should have brought it up and placed it near the door.

With the upcoming holidays, this sort of bullshit is going to make many people upset, and wasting their time standing in lines at the Post Office because of a SORRY WE MISSED YOU card (if they're lucky enough to have even gotten one), and maybe even leading to gifts going astray.

I will keep lurking and pouncing as needed until this guy, who isn't the 'regular' delivery guy, gets the message.
anysia: (F.O.A.D.)
I've been waiting for a specific item to show up for the past few weeks. Lurking, watching to make sure I didn't miss the delivery.

Nada. So, I called the post office to see if there was a parcel there. Nope.

Got the mail from the letterbox, took out the mail. Then I started swearing. On top of all the letters is a "Final Notice" to pick up a parcel.

I called the post office... and got the usual "Would you like to lodge a complaint?" Like that will do any #%^$%@( good.
anysia: (Sick)
ShadoutCarver sent me something from the US. After it was shipped out, it was spotted that the wrong house number had been typed on the shipping label.

I get rather frantic IM and email from the sender, with a copy of the "Attempted to Deliver" information. I waited until 9am and called local Post Office. I explained, provided the tracking number, and even the senders information.

I told him I would be sending my son down to get it, as I have a horrible cold and really don't want to be out and about. He asked "He has same surname?"

I said no, and explained how I 'married' my last name.

He said "Aren't you the photographer I see with the camera and camera bag?"

Yes

"Oh, just send him down with his own ID and your telephone bill and he can pick it up for you."
anysia: (RAWR!)
From shadoutcarver and putting it to good use.

I knew I had a delivery due today, so I was waiting, curtain open, front door open, making sure son was at the window if I wasn't.

Post van pulled up.... or should I say he perform his version of pulling up.a picture is worth a 1000 words )
anysia: (South Park - Grin)
Was talking to Shadoutcarver about my recent dilemma with the postal service.

Me: I am tempted to put small card table, a chair and laptop in the carport, sit there and have the f***er say "I didn't think anyone was home"

She liked that idea.
anysia: (Grrrrr)
It was.. a fekking magazine.

I was told I could fill out yet another customer complaint form, to which I pertly replied "I have filled out 4, and have yet been contacted or see an improvement."
anysia: (Smile Warning)
The front door was open, curtains open in the room I am in, making it $@##*&$ obvious that someone is most assuredly home. Son is also up and about.

Once again, Australia post dumped a "Sorry to have missed you" card without coming up to the door. I have no idea how large of a parcel it is, and they won't (or can't) tell me what size the parcel/package is. I need to know whether I can fit in in the cargo pod on the back of the scooter, or fit it on the 'floor' of the scooter with my feet on the pedals.

That makes how many times in just a few weeks? 3?
anysia: (WTF??!!)
This time, the van pulled all the way into the carport. I opened curtain*, looked right at the guy (different than yesterdays doofus), and walked out the side door to the gate. Opened it, and he looked at me and plunked the parcel behind one of the posts. I tip my head and give him a look 'Dude, I'm standing right here!'

He just gets back into his van and goes.

What is with their 'tudes, lately?

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