u/GuyFieris_BestFriend

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Is It Worth Going To Customer Center Attached to Distribution Center?

I have been trying to get a package delivered. After it wasn't delivered on Friday I ended up requesting to have it sent to an access point. I quickly received a notification that it couldn't be taken to the requested location and I needed to change the delivery. The catch was I couldn't change it because the request to change it to the access point was still pending. I called customer service went over everything with them and asked them to change it back to being delivered to the original address, they assured me they had despite it not showing up on tracking, and said once everything updated Monday morning I would see it out for delivery.

Cut to this morning and I get another notification saying it can't be taken to the requested access point and I need to change the delivery options. Again, I still can't make changes myself, so I call customer service. Explain everything and while sounding more competent in what they're doing and very apologetic for what happened Saturday, they more or less tell me the same thing. She assures me it will be delivered to my original address, that I will see confirmation of this in the tracking within the next 90 minutes and that it will be delivered today.

That was early this morning and nothing has changed. The distribution center it's at/comes from has a customer center attached. It's about a 30min drive. Is it worth driving there to try and sort it out(ideally get my package), or am I likely to not get any resolution and just be even angrier for having wasted more time and now gas?

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u/GuyFieris_BestFriend — 12 days ago
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Unable To Deliver To access Point, But Can't Change Delivery Instructions

I decided to change delivery to a UPS access point so I'm not stuck waiting around all day. a few hours after the request I got an e-mail, and the tracking page now says "The package cannot be taken to the intended UPS Location. Please select Change My Delivery to make alternate arrangements".

I figured fine, I will just have it delivered here after all, the problem is when I go into Change My Delivery it doesn't let me change anything because "there is a change request pending".

So in essence, there is a pending change that can't be completed and I have to modify it, but I can't modify it because there's a pending change...

I called customer support and they weren't really any help.

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u/GuyFieris_BestFriend — 14 days ago
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How Often Do Driver's Actually Choose to Simply Not Deliver a Package?

I live on a dead end street and work in the room that has the front door of the house attached to it (it's all windows, I see down the street).

Long story short I waited all day for a package that was out for delivery only to have them never attempt it. It didn't require a signature but it was expensive so I didn't want to not be around when it got left at the door.

This isn't the first time it's happened (not to suggest it happens often). Usually I call and the driver has put in a note along the lines of "house couldn't be accessed" etc. which seems like it's just them not wanting to deliver/running out of time, because there's no possible way they couldn't have delivered it.

This time the note claimed that "no person with the name on the address exists". Broke my brain a little.

Anyways, I was just curious how often drivers decide to simply not deliver something and claim they tried?

I get the human side of it, and honestly the only really upsetting part is that I waited all day, if I'd known it wasn't going to show up, meh...

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u/GuyFieris_BestFriend — 14 days ago

This is my second year vegetable gardening so I am still making mistakes left right and center, but I can't for the life of me figure out the one I'm seemingly making with these cherry roma plants.

Any new growth from the seedlings looks wonderful for the first few days until it gets to a decent size and then inevitably curls up like a cigar. From everything I have seen/read it's a a stress response, but I have no idea what to. I admittedly was under feeding everything at first (2nd year in a row) because I was scared of overfeeding them, but I am fairly certain I've got that sorted. I drastically reduced fan time/air circulation as I thought the plants were getting dried out, but still the same series of events.

Everything else I'm growing seems to be doing perfectly well in the same conditions, even other tomatoes like some delicious and chocolate cherry with the exception of some early girl's that are drooping not curling.

The only thing that seems remotely possible to me is over watering. I try to be pretty mindful of NOT doing it though and from what I understand the leaves would be drooping not curling up like that if that were the case?

I'm at a loss for things to try, so any and all suggestions are appreciated.

u/GuyFieris_BestFriend — 20 days ago

Just picked up a 25 set in Duossal, and I'm oddly getting a lot of metallic residue when wiping them down.

I washed them after unboxing everything and found that I got a lot of metallic looking residue when drying them all. I figured this was just left over from the manufacturing (stands to reason coming out of a big factory with a bunch of metal work going on), but I have subsequently washed and dried them several times, as well as tried boiling water in one and every time I wipe them down I still get a bunch of metallic residue. I've only ever hand washed them, and used mild soap.

Waiting to hear back from Trangia, but just thought it was worth a post to see if anyone had ever experienced the same with their Duossal cookware.

u/GuyFieris_BestFriend — 27 days ago