Employee refused to tell me how to ship ground?
I had a frustrating experience at my local Canada Post a few weeks ago. Finally able to laugh.
I go in with a package containing perfume, which is obviously shipped hazardous goods and ground. I buy a lot of perfume and lots of it comes via Canada Post so I know it's possible for me to ship this way too.
When I told the employee that my package had perfume she just refused to speak with me. She just kept saying, "nope. That goes boom!" She said "that goes boom" at me at least three times. When I asked for advice on how to get it to my destination she said, and I quote, "you'll have to drive it there."
I'm so serious.
Is that the message our national shipping service has for us now? "Drive it there?" Lmaoooo sounds about right.
No but does anyone know how I can ship dangerous goods without being treated like a trafficker? I just really want to sell a bottle of perfume I regret buying.