I was SUPPOSED to get my watch today I ordered from Europe.
It was signature required so the lazy mail carrier walked to the front door and filled out a form that said no one was home as my wife tried to get to the door.

I have him on security camera not even trying.
My wife was in the kitchen in her motorized wheelchair, and saw him.
HE knocked and she was wheeling to the door as he just walked away got in his truck and left as she called for him.

LAZY.

I will show the postmaster the footage tomorrow.

At least they tried(ish).

The goofy bastards at Fed-Ex have properly displayed the concept of numbers is completely foreign to them.

Can they at least try to match the numbers on the box with the ones at the driveway?

Three out of five attempts have resulted in a NO.

Not just USPS workers who cannot get addresses right... Just last week Next door neighbor had a load of wood fenceing materials that HE DID NOT ORDER just dropped off in his drive way.. Took 2 days to find out it was supposed to go to another residence about 5 miles down the road but had the same address number but different road name when the orginal customer started complaining about his purchase had not been delivered but delivery driver claimed that the delivery had been made.... Then 5 more days before the fence material was picked up and removed............................................... drill sgt

Yep. I've had 2 packages sitting for several days about 7 miles from me as the crow flies. Wish I could just drive over there and get my crap.

I don't understand this behavior, wouldn't they need to come back again the next day to deliver anyways? Do they get a bonus for making multiple attempts?

But somehow Amazon drivers get it right in way less time?

I ordered stamps on April 21 and they were shipped from a Kansas City, MO location. They are stuck in the local distribution center. Maybe the horse threw a shoe.

I guess the local PO doesn't carry stamps anymore.