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Originally Posted by GH85Carrera
Just last week I came home and noticed a package on my front porch. I never have stuff sent to my house because it is easier to have it shipped to my office. We have someone here to sign for it.
Anyway I look at the package and it was a computer generated 100% legible proper label for a business that is two miles from my house. Next to the label the shipper had printed was a UPS generated address label with my address on it.
The business had a address like 5000 S. Broadway. My address was the equivalent of 5000 NE 150th. The number part of the address was the same but my street is a east-west street and the correct business address is a north-south street.
The business is a place I know so I called them. They sent one of their employees over to pick it it up. I have no affiliation at all with that company. I have been in that store as a customer but I visit many businesses.
I can only guess the driver forgot to drop it off when he was on the proper part of the route so he just whipped up a new label and left it at my house.
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UPS drivers can not whip up a label - they do not have the equipment - to my knowledge neither can FedEx drivers. Double lables happen...... When I reuse a box I either remove the old label or make sure I deface it 100% so there is no chance it is mistaken for the correct label.