bofh
Banned
You said no such thing, liar:
You explicitly stated that deliberately signing for someone else's FedEx package is not a crime. I stated that it is. Care to explain?
Any advice
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You said no such thing, liar:
You explicitly stated that deliberately signing for someone else's FedEx package is not a crime. I stated that it is. Care to explain?
Reba
Sinner saved by grace
Oh, man.
Whenever I see you've made a new post to this thread, I hope to see that the problem has been resolved. I'm sorry that it hasn't.
Rhino
New member
Beats me, but that still isn't proof of a crime.
Wow. You really are worked up in a lather over this.
Sure. The original comment from me was in response to a remark about "Someone signed for the package". The later remark where I said there was agreement was a response to your comment, "someone else impersonates you, forges your signature,". You're comparing two very different circumstances. Impersonation and forgery to deliberately obtain a package is a lot different from simply signing for a package. I'm sorry you didn't catch the difference. Maybe I should have been more clear. I'll refrain from calling names.
After many calls to Fed-X customer service , many posts on every forum I am on , I get nothing.
After posting on Facebook pages and then on Fed-X's page when I told what had happened , I still had a lot C.S. replies.
Finally , after posting the local news media wanted to interview me about my stolen gun and the issues with Fed-X.
Someone in management contacted me tonight.
After posting on Facebook pages and then on Fed-X's page when I told what had happened , I still had a lot C.S. replies.
Finally , after posting the local news media wanted to interview me about my stolen gun and the issues with Fed-X.
Someone in management contacted me tonight.
Reba
Sinner saved by grace
Oh, man, this is like becoming a full-time occupation for you.
I hope something works out soon.
Thanks Reba
Almost 14 days since Fed-X lost/stole my firearm and nothing yet from them.
Local L.E. called yesterday and told me Fed-X had not contacted them although Fed-X told me last week they would contact my local L.E.
After dealing with many different Fed-X people , I did find out one thing.
THE RIGHT HAND DOES NOT KNOW WHAT THE LEFT HAND IS DOING
Local L.E. called yesterday and told me Fed-X had not contacted them although Fed-X told me last week they would contact my local L.E.
After dealing with many different Fed-X people , I did find out one thing.
THE RIGHT HAND DOES NOT KNOW WHAT THE LEFT HAND IS DOING
bofh
Banned
That sucks.
How is this being investigated now, if at all? The manufacturer filed the ATF form 3310.6, which lands in a big pile at the ATF and the firearm gets, at some point, entered into the stolen firearms database. Have you heard anything from the ATF? Is the local PD involved at all? Have you received a case number from the local PD? The ATF is pretty lethargic in investigating "small crimes", like this one.
Nothing from the ATF ,nothing from Fed-X.
Local L.E. is involved and I have a case number but nothing yet.
The story of Fed-X and my stolen firearm.
https://www.facebook.com/FedEx/post...otif_t=feed_comment¬if_id=1479680977657540
https://www.facebook.com/FedEx/post...otif_t=feed_comment¬if_id=1479680977657540
XD40scinNC
New member
I absolutely refuse to have a farcebook account, but I was able to view that link and FedEx's responses.... or actually FedEx's stall tactics.
Now they want to claim the shipper did not ship it as a "hazardous material" (which it is not, and it does not present any hazard, as it does not present any explosive, chemical, flammable or bio-hazard threats).
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Stay on their butt Ken
Looking through FedEx's "hazardous material" guide (150 pages), searching on "firearm" = zero matches. Ammo does require shipping as hazardous material, but not gun which are just metal, wood or plastics, just like a coffee maker.
Now they want to claim the shipper did not ship it as a "hazardous material" (which it is not, and it does not present any hazard, as it does not present any explosive, chemical, flammable or bio-hazard threats).
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Stay on their butt Ken
Looking through FedEx's "hazardous material" guide (150 pages), searching on "firearm" = zero matches. Ammo does require shipping as hazardous material, but not gun which are just metal, wood or plastics, just like a coffee maker.
I refuse to have one as well so I am using my wife's.
Kinda handy for spreading the word though
Here's the deal with UPS, FEDEX and the US Post Office when a package is lost or stolen. It's not the recipient that files the claim with the carrier. It is the shipper. Mr. ken grant should report the missing firearm to the ATF and local police, but everything else regarding the claim of the missing package needs to be handled by the shipper - not by Mr. ken grant. For example, if you want to sue someone for the value of the missing item, you have to sue the shipper, if required. The shipper will then sue the carrier. The recipient carries no weight with the carrier, because it isn't the recipient that paid the carrier for the service. Even if the recipient pays the shipper a shipping and handling charge - it is still the shipper that paid the carrier and the shipper that should have the receipt from the carrier for the package. Mr. ken grant is simply dealing with the wrong company. He needs to deal with the shipper that tendered the package to FEDEX, not FEDEX.
The title of this thread is "any advice". My advice is quit trying to get FEDEX to do anything about it. Deal with the shipper only and let them deal with FEDEX.
The title of this thread is "any advice". My advice is quit trying to get FEDEX to do anything about it. Deal with the shipper only and let them deal with FEDEX.
