Welp, here we go. Looks like the holiday delays may be starting. Every single one of my ground saver packages dropped off in the past few days has been marked as delivery delayed by 1 business day. This was across at least 3 sorting centers too. Is anyone else also seeing these delays?
Hello all, I noticed my payments balance was in the negative today. I looked at my payments report and now my previous week statement shows a negative closing balance of $466 and change. There's nothing on the line items that's adding up as to why. I also looked at the payment reconciliation report and nothing. I searched many individual POs in payments and can't find any shipping carrier adjustments. Is this a glitch? Is anyone else seeing this or something similar? Should I expect a new line item to be there tomorrow to account for this? thanks
Title. I know most neighborhoods in Newark don't have a need for them as there's no lack of parking, but the Ironbound is the exception. Some random blocks throughout the city have 2 or 4 hour parking limit signs without a permit. So why are most streets in the Ironbound completely unregulated when it needs it the most? The system is already in place, it just needs expansion. I think requiring permits would make it a lot easier for both residents and visitors to find a spot to park.
I have no idea how fedex thought my 8oz bar of soap (10oz with packaging) was 27lbs, even though my dimensions are 6x4x3 (which theyre reporting as accurate). I've only shipped about 60-70 packages with fedex and Im already seeing this bogus overcharge. Of course I'll appeal because it's clearly an erorr, but is this going to be a regular thing? Ive had maybe 5-6 APV overcharges from USPS in my 10k+ packages with them and I appealed and got approved all of them.
Im getting mixed answers from AI, and the service guide is extremely long to read through the entire thing (if it even includes ground economy). Obviously I understand that anything DOT classified as hazmat isnt allowed, but what about regular non-hazmat liquids like shampoos, conditioners or laundry detergents?
I was out of town today, and decided to bring my packages with me (about 10) to drop off in the city I was going to rather than my local post office I usually go to. When I got there, the lady said they can't accept more than 5 packages even if they're prepaid since "they're only a retail location" and that I should go to the "main post office" 20 minutes away in the next city. I asked her to make an exception for today and she accepted all the packages, but said it was a one time thing. This seems really weird to me. I've never had this happen before, and I've been to quite a few post offices. I'd understand if someone had 50 or 100 packages but I don't think 10 is unreasonable at all. Of course scan sheets are preferrable, but I dont believe ebay, poshmark, or walmart SWW offer them when purchasing shipping labels through their platforms. Does anyone have any knowledge about this or if it's a real thing that individual post offices are allowed to do?
I just got my first WFS return a few days ago. Walmart charged me the $9.90 fulfilment fee earlier. Now that it just got returned, I see theyre charging me ANOTHER set of $9.90 fulfilment fee PLUS a $12.40 "return processing fee". Is this correct, and if so, what the heck? How in the world does anyone make money on WFS if they punish the seller so severely for a "changed my mind" return? That's over $32 in shipping. Would never happen with seller fulfiled or ebay.
It just says "failed to load items, please try again later". Every other part of seller central seems to be working fine.
I absolutely hate when I'm driving and I think someone's honking at me, and then a second later I realize it's just a stupid radio ad for a car dealership or insurance company. Even worse if I'm in a stressful part of the city with a lot of traffic. Sure, it's not the biggest deal in the world. But it sucks. And radio companies shouldn't allow it on their stations. Also applies to ads/songs with police or fire sirens.
Hello all,
I sold something for $115, and walmart refunded the customer without a return (as usual). So of course I filed a dispute saying it was never returned to me. I expected $100 in compensation since that's the max, however the rep (with broken english) said that I couldnt get ANY compensation since the sale was above $100. What the heck!? They said to file a claim with the carrier, which is stupid of course since the carrier didnt do anything wrong.
Any advice here? Should I ask for a supervisor? Thanks.
Title ^ saw a post where someone was shipped an entire case of earbuds from Amazon when they only ordered one pair. Assuming the seller labeled everything correctly and this happened, does Amazon reimburse the seller in this case?
Hello! I'm a bit new to credit cards. The citi double cash card looks like something I'd be interested in. What are my chances of being approved?
19 years old, 85k income, 740 experian credit score, only one credit account (authorized user on parent's credit card for about a year), zero missed or late payments on that one account.
Thanks.