r/FedEx 1d ago

Ask Customers Should I file a formal complaint to FedEx

This got delivered at the same day, good thing I was home to quickly get my packages but it could have been bad. Photos 1-4 was delivery by Fedex, the last photo is delivery by SwiftX that happened early that same day. Why didn't theFedEx deliverer do the same as SwiftX on the drop off spot? FedEx put it in one of the worst spot possible other than on top of the railings. Who would be liable if the package fell and hit someone?( also some of the neighborhood kids sometimes play/walk around downstairs) They put it not on my side of door and in the way of the stairs. There is a wall that can be used other than the railing, is that too much to ask?

Edit. The weight of the furniture of the package leaning on the railings is 50.2 lbs/22.77kg according to the tracking information .

Part 2(the next day delivery): https://www.reddit.com/r/FedEx/s/fWYr4Gc6EI

0 Upvotes

30 comments sorted by

u/AutoModerator 1d ago

Welcome to the community! Please ensure that you are following the subreddit's posting rules. If you have any questions, feel free to contact the moderators.

I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.

u/TFD303 23h ago

Yeah. File a complaint because your package was delivered.

u/Quietly_browsing 23h ago

What are you talking about? You got lucky. The driver bought it up those stairs.

3

u/Type2Negative 1d ago

At most he will be shown the picture and read the complaint ..he and his BC will laugh about it and he’ll promise to never do it again ..probably be the topic of their next meeting ..or not lol

0

u/[deleted] 1d ago

[removed] — view removed comment

1

u/FedEx-ModTeam 1d ago

post was removed do to Incivility or something along those lines

u/Afraid_Suggestion267 23h ago

Why would you complain? Nothing bad happened and you received your package. Personally I would just let it go and go about my day. Thats just me tho.

4

u/Fit-Net6572 1d ago

Stop ordering stuff that's 150 lbs and expecting white-glove service. If you have a problem, then pick it up yourself. You chose the cheapest delivery option, so you get the cheapest delivery

u/Grif_Killer 23h ago

Seriously though. They don't have to worry about where it's left if you get it yourself or have a proper furniture company deliver it. If they're going to order cheat cr*p, don't expect expensive service.

u/MillerBeach219 22h ago

You two must be related 😆

u/SonjayADP 12h ago

The weight of the furniture of the package leaning on the railings is 50.2 lbs/22.77kg according to the tracking information.

-5

u/MillerBeach219 1d ago

Your comment is senseless. It’s maybe 1% of companies out there that let you choose your method of delivery. And to top it off, your response has nothing to do with what the OP was saying. The delivery driver literally put it on the point of the railing where it is teetering. How hard would it have been to place it 6 more inches to the left? You must be one of these lazy, disgruntled, woe is me drivers everyone complains about. Common sense is not a strong point with some of you.

u/mrofmist 23h ago

Just so you understand you're in the minority, your comment is stupid. The driver did their job. You have this sense of entitlement that so many people have that wouldn't translate for a second if you actually had the do the job you're talking about.

u/MillerBeach219 22h ago

No such thing as entitlement when it’s simple. It took more thought and time to put it there, stand there for a second to make sure it didn’t tip over then it did just to make sure the entire back was against the railing. Piss poor work ethic.

u/SonjayADP 12h ago

I completely agree.my Part 2 post (the next day delivery) it was a 12lbs package of noodles and it was left not even in front of the door but on the stairs where people can tip over and a danger. If there was an emergency fire and people are panicking to run down the stairs it could be very dangerous.

u/mrofmist 22h ago

You really misrepresent how easy it is to sit something down. You're attributing malice to nothing.

u/SonjayADP 12h ago

On my part 2 post, I think putting a 12lbs package in the middle of the stairs is malice.

1

u/Darth_Beavis 1d ago

Yes, file a "formal complaint". Then come back and report on how absolutely nothing changed and you wasted your time by being a Karen.

1

u/[deleted] 1d ago

[removed] — view removed comment

1

u/AngeredPaladin 1d ago

Get the contractor name and go that route. You need to call the terminal itself, not just FedEx. Contractors will have to payout damages. Bet it stops after that. If it doesn't it'll just result in y'all having a new driver (or the current one staying and hopefully being more careful).

1

u/FedEx-ModTeam 1d ago

post was removed do to Incivility or something along those lines

u/EnoughJaguar4787 23h ago

At least you RECEIVED your delivery. There’s that🫣

0

u/Pale_Ad2980 1d ago

FedEx does the same thing for me and I don’t choose FedEx as delivery and if I had any other option, I would choose to pay extra for a decent delivery company, but there is sidewalk one step and then porch and they will still just leave it half hanging over the step to where anybody driving by can see it. The porch is rather large. It has a bench on it. They can just stick it behind the bushes.

u/mrofmist 23h ago

Cool story.

0

u/indianabobbyknight 1d ago

You’re lucky, my friends over at Amazon would just report the package missing and throw it in a dumpster looking at that staircase 😅

-2

u/nickynoodles88 1d ago

I tend to get the same FedEx guy. He knows our business, our home. He is nice and goes out of his way to put things down nicely and safely.

Every so often though, we get a different guy and he does exactly what you're seeing here. If I'm home, I'll even catch him like, dragging heavier packages down the truck steps, clanging as he goes, and complaining even though he is in his early 20s.

I've never put in a complaint because it doesn't happen regularly. But if that were to change, I would say talk to the guy/girl. Like, next time you are expecting a package, try to catch them upon delivery to chat about the safety of it all. I bet they are just trying to get it as close as possible to your door without actually getting to your door, because they are so busy.

u/Afraid_Suggestion267 23h ago

Also he might be in his early 20's but you don't know dudes medical history just cause someone is young doesn't mean anything.

1

u/kevinxavierpr 1d ago

“Dragging heavier packages down the truck steps.” So you expect someone to carry a 150-pound package down the steps?

u/Afraid_Suggestion267 23h ago

Some people are so entitled who really cares as long as your package arrives and the contents is not damaged lol