If you do a google search you will find FED_EX has a much better reputation 
than UPS for most users. I would contact the company as you obviously have a 
moron driver delivering to you. I would guess that it was an ex UPS driver, 
but I don't think FED_EX would hire anyone who worked at UPS, :-)

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> "RF"  wrote in message 
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>> idesofmarch wrote:
>>> Don't count on getting your Puritan's Pride vitamins/supplements order
>>> on time; in good condition, since their main method of shipping is UPS
>>> (united parcel service) UPS has repeatedly ignored instructions to 
>>> require a signature to ensure
>>> delivery to the right party, leaves stuff with neighbors anyways. My
>>> last order of nutritional oils had to be thrown away because the UPS
>>> driver left the stuff in the sun (on purpose I suspect, following my
>>> complaints to UPS). Faxes to the CEO of Puritan's Pride, Scott Rudolf 
>>> (German SS? ha!) has
>>> been ignored about this issue. Apparently, he does not give a sh*t. If 
>>> anyone knows a better supplier with better shipping please post here.
>>
>
> FedEx ground is the worst. It might be their procedures, it might just be 
> a moron driver. This doofus leaves packages in the middle of the driveway 
> because "People want to find their stuff when they get home from
work." 
> Okay. However, since I work at home, my parcels are addressed to a 
> business, there is a separate business door with a sign and a covered 
> porch, how about leaving the boxes there? There's a sign on all four doors 
> of my home indicating that packages should be left on the business door 
> porch (first doorway you come to). No other carrier (including FedEx 
> overnight) has any problem leaving packages on the porch, since it's the 
> easiest, closest, and logical place. FedEx ground, however, persists in 
> leaving stuff in the middle of the uncovered driveway. I just love finding 
> a sopping wet package after 3-4 days. According to the local FedEx office, 
> the driver isn't doing anything wrong. Apparently it's ok to just pull 
> into my semi-circular driveway, slow down, toss out the package, and then 
> continue on to the next delivery. I actually saw the guy do that once - he 
> didn't even come close to a complete stop. Once, when the garage door was 
> open (I was unloading groceries and the guy must have come while I was 
> inside), a package was tossed underneath the car and I didn't find it 
> until after I'd run it over the next time I went out. FedEx ground sucks.
>
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