My problem isn't with a few days delay in delivery. I can live with that, especially this time of year. My problem is when I look up the tracking number and it says the package was delivered on such an such date, time, etc., and it was not delivered. UPS and USPS are both guilty of doing this. UPS will even list a "signed for by" name. Another thing I see a lot is they'll have a status listed as "could not deliver, business closed". I always have my packages delivered to my work office as it's open 24/7/365 and there's always someone there to sign for the package. I guess the delivery person on these days wants to cut out early, so they don't even attempt to deliver the package. They should be a little more careful about their lies because I call when this happens and inform the people at either UPS or USPS that our building is always open and no delivery attempt was actually made. I doubt anything is ever said the USPS drivers, but I bet UPS chews out their drivers for lying about this stuff. That's not cool, especially considering how much they charge for shipping these days...premium prices SHOULD result in premium service...
