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[carter3175]

I just went through my CGC Submission Tracking and was wondering why I haven't heard my doorbell ring to get my packages and now I know that C. Coronavirus has been signing for all of my shipments from CGC. What a pal he is!!!!!!!

[Avi]

2 hours ago, carter3175 said:

I just went through my CGC Submission Tracking and was wondering why I haven't heard my doorbell ring to get my packages and now I know that C. Coronavirus has been signing for all of my shipments from CGC. What a pal he is!!!!!!!

 

Wow! Thats funny...but that sucks! I never understood signing for something if they dont check who really signed.

[Math Teacher]

I talked to our mailperson yesterday, and she said that USPS is no longer demanding that packages need to be signed by the person for which it is intended.

I asked why, and she said nobody (USPS or customer) wants to touch the thingamajig which you use to actually sign your name.

[xvipah]

I have had 1 shipment from CGC go to the PO where I had to go pick it up cause I wasn't home. Other 2 were just left, but I think they saw me in the house anyway, just didn't require the sig from me.

[ExNihilo]

I received a shipment of wine and they asked if I was "<insert name>" and used that as recognition of receipt.  Seemed the better alternative to signing instead of just leaving the package and disregarding the customer request for signature.

[carter3175]

The thing that pisses me off is people are paying extra for signature confirmation and we are not getting what we paid for. 

[theCapraAegagrus]

Luckily, my USPS and UPS guys have been great. They ask for me to say my name.

[djzombi]

My postal carrier used to just verify I was me and hand it to me without signing (as mentioned before, due to "nobody wanting to touch the thingie"), but now they leave a note at my house stating I need to pick up my package at the post office.  The last time I picked up, I told they guy at the desk that I used to just have my package handed to me, and the desk guy said that's a "no-no" and if records show up that it was delivered with no signature, that generates a "red flag" (presumably seen by the Postmaster General).  

[Eric Perry]

I am fortunate enough to have developed a good rapport with my regular USPS delivery person.  It has helped me sidestep 99% of common postal shenanigans.  Helpful, too, is the fact I have a regular delivery person.