Another refill means another shipment failure. I mentioned yesterday that I will need a lot of insulin pen needles for my trip. Since I am down to my last box, I placed an order for twelve more boxes (1200 needles), and the shipment arrived today.
Or so says FedEx.
Of course, when I went to check my front door/garage/whatever, there was no package. I checked all over the front of my house (it is not that big), and again, no package. I have cameras that record activity on my driveway and front door. There was no FedEx truck delivering packages to my house. This is the second shipment of medication/medical supplies that FedEx has messed up. I assume that the driver delivered my package to the wrong house. I would imagine that FedEx trucks have GPS mapping devices and my address. How hard can it be once you get it into the right truck?
The text notification has instructions for help, so I texted HELP back. I was sent another message with a phone number. By calling the number, you get to open a case with a computer system. It has been 45 minutes and no response yet.
Last time FedEx screwed up, they were delivering insulin pens in a refrigerated cooler. Insulin needles (for those pens) are not perishable so not as urgent. However, I would like to have them for my trip next week.
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Someone just delivered my package and rang the doorbell. I thought it was FedEx, but from my camera, it looks like a friendly neighbor. I do not recognize the car so maybe the package was delivered to the wrong street even.
Hmm, tank top and yoga pants? Definitely not the FedEx driver. I wonder if I should contact FedEx as the driver may go back and look for the package at the wrong house. Anyway, thank you neighbor!
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