Ah, joy...
By Stacey
@xstitcher (30592)
Petaluma, California
May 10, 2024 9:55pm CST
I finally went to go and get the mail, and evidently I have a package, because there was a package locker key in my mailbox. Unfortunately, as much as I tried, the package locker would not open. 
I will have to see if I can catch the mail carrier again tomorrow. This happens every once in a while.
Hopefully tomorrow I can catch the mail carrier and let him know I couldn't get into the locker.
Oh, well, at least there were no bills.
I will have to see if I can catch the mail carrier again tomorrow. This happens every once in a while.
Hopefully tomorrow I can catch the mail carrier and let him know I couldn't get into the locker.
Oh, well, at least there were no bills.2 people like this
3 responses
@dfollin (24306)
• United States
11 May
Where I used to live they had an Amazon mail hub, each locker was opened by a combination that was sent to each package recipient by email. After the package is removed the locker locks and that combination is now voided. However only UPS and FedEbx deliver packages in it. However elderly and handicapped people can opt out of it and the packages be brought to their apartments. However UPS did not follow the steps. They sent my notification twice to my next door neighbors telling them to get my package from the hub because he was too lazy to bring it to my door.
The apartments are garden apartments with security doors on the front of each building. However the delivery companies and the USPS had the codes to get in. The people next door ran a small business from their home in addition to having full time jobs. Therefore they get a lot of packages delivered. One time I was coming in and saw on the front porch 4 large boxes that were too big for the lockers. I looked to see who they were for and it was for the people next door. Needless to say that we both reported them to supervisors at UPS.
The mailman from the USPS was super nice and brought my packages to my door because he knew I was partially handicapped.
The apartments are garden apartments with security doors on the front of each building. However the delivery companies and the USPS had the codes to get in. The people next door ran a small business from their home in addition to having full time jobs. Therefore they get a lot of packages delivered. One time I was coming in and saw on the front porch 4 large boxes that were too big for the lockers. I looked to see who they were for and it was for the people next door. Needless to say that we both reported them to supervisors at UPS.
The mailman from the USPS was super nice and brought my packages to my door because he knew I was partially handicapped.2 people like this
@thislittlepennyearns (58500)
• Defuniak Springs, Florida
11 May
I don't miss those style mailboxes when I lived in a apartment complex or housing development. We have a self made package drop with camera on it, in case we get packages delivered.
Speaking of I need to go check the box and see if my samples to review have been delivered.
1 person likes this
@jstory07 (135267)
• Roseburg, Oregon
11 May
The mail person just walked by us so that means no bills which is always good.
