I want a moron detector!
I had one of those. The set-up instructions were poorly written and difficult to follow.
5 stars-would not recommend.
 Thudlow_Boink:
 Thudlow_Boink:I want a moron detector!
Yes, wouldn’t mind one myself. Probably bury the needle pointing it at my direction.
But WTH? Zappo’s? (Zappo? Zappos?)
 Ranger_Jeff:
 Ranger_Jeff:I get a text message with a photo of my package sitting on the porch.
Normally, for me, that’s perfect. If I’m at home, either sleeping, or at my desk, or similar. So I know what’s what in electronic form/text message.
Not so for these mofos at Zappo: pair of new kicks I was kind of jazzed up to receive…marked “delivered” as of yesterday.
No.
True fact: I double dare you to find an e-mail account for customer service at Zappo. No. It’s all that text window crap.
WTH? I doubt it was a porch pirate. Although Amazon owns Zappo (Zappo’s? Zappos?) whatever it’s called…I don’t think they necessarily use Amazon delivery/last mile. Probably UPS or maybe USPS.
I just got shoes from Zappos a couple of days ago and it was UPS.
 Thudlow_Boink:
 Thudlow_Boink:I want a moron detector!
Just venture forth into traffic in my area. They will call themselves to your attention. They will also do this if you start working in a call center.
 Ranger_Jeff:
 Ranger_Jeff:I get a text message with a photo of my package sitting on the porch.
Yep, me too. Unless I don’t.
Every delivery service I have ever used sometimes takes pix and sometimes does not. Sometimes sends texts / emails, and sometimes does not. The reliability of that is so far short of 100% that although getting the message is pretty well proof positive they dumped your box on someone’s porch (not necessarily yours), the absence of a message tells you almost nothing.
Delivered 3 days ago to your door then stolen, delivered 3 days ago to somebody else’s door, and still in transit all look exactly the same: no message (yet).
