buccini, is it a game that you've ordered from Amazon.
And do you have to catch a delivery driver to start (bit like throwing a 6 in ludo to start)?

Excellent, Mememe!

Want to sympathies with you, but why would a different driver do this out of spite?

"buccini, is it a game that you've ordered from Amazon.
And do you have to catch a delivery driver to start (bit like throwing a 6 in ludo to start)?"

These firms charge you for making fone calls.
Go online and find a free number option.
Don't let customer services fob you off.

Ring ring and ring again if you have to...Good luck

Hi, we called but you were out, your package has been

[ ] Left with a neighbour
[ ] Returned to depot
[ ] Left in the safe place mentioned below
[x] Kicked to fk round the depot, stuffed with drugs and reported to the police
[ ] Scheduled for redelivery

Arrange to collect it from their depot, copy an image of their depot off Google Earth, send it to their customer services and say that nobody was in reception when you showed up at the arranged time

No we have net curtains (not my choice). The good news is that I complained about them to Amazon and they're going to send some replacement items tomorrow. The bad news is that they can't assign delivery companies to individual customers, which means that it could well be the same company delivering them again. So stay tuned for the next instalment on Friday afternoon :-)

"I've told them to return it to Amazon, and been told that they cannot compensate me for the inconvenience."

Really sorry for laughing at this thread, buccini

It's okay. I've laughed at a lot of the comments as well.

The driver may get paid for making a delivery attempt, on 40% of such attempts the householder may be out, so to make up time he just photos the house and carries on thinking they were probably out anyway.

I've just been reading some reviews of this delivery company and I found this negative review that was posted earlier today. It seems I'm not alone:

"i have spent most of the afternoon on the phone to the helpline as the delivery man did not knock at all and it has been confirmed by the tracker that he was only outside for 30 seconds and claimed he tried 'ringing the bell' however we don't nor have we ever had a door bell so this was clearly a lie only proving more that he did not even attempt to get any of our attention, there were three of us in the house at the time and none of us heard a knock.Not to mention the fact that I specifically put an extra instruction when filling out the delivery form that if no one was in to leave it in the shed which he clearly chose to ignore, also the parcel was only a lightweight jacket so could quite clearly fit through the letterbox. I was tracking the order most of the morning and it said it was 15 minutes away then suddenly it said 'sorry no one was present to sign the delivery' even though i read this whilst in my front room! I then rang the delivery service only to be greeted by an extremely rude man on the other end of the phone who acted extremely unprofessionally and laughed about it when I don't actually find it funny as i paid £6 for my delivery to arrive today and that is when I expect it to arrive. I am disgusted by the service and have never experienced anything like this with royal mail deliveries it seems your employees cannot follow simple instructions or even knock on a customers door. I find this insulting and rude. The reason why I ordered it with next day delivery was because I NEEDED it today as I am going to london tonight for a week, on top of the stress caused I know have to drive miles out of my way and waste my petrol to pick up a parcel that should be in my house now! All this trouble could have been saved if your employee could manage to knock on a door. I expect at least a full refund on the delivery cost."

XDP are the cnunts I had to deal with

apparently I'm not the only one who is not happy and they are still as bad as when I encountered them 12 months ago.

https://www.trustpilot.co.uk/review/xdp.co.uk



It's not hard to guess the people giving them 5*'s are people associated with XDP

buccinio you heard the van pull up and just glared out the window , when he was 15 minutes away why not open your door and have a tea/coffe on your doorstep and if he takles another picture you will be sittingg in the picture

im not buying this one now , not 2 days in a row

its ike their playing mind games if this is true

Stick a running webcam on the window ledge.
As he goes back to his van run out and stand in front of the camera.
Send the film to the twunt in charge.

This is a wind up

When he appears next time, grab him and claim your prize.

From Wikipedia ...

Lobby Lud is a fictional character invented in August 1927 by the Westminster Gazette, a British newspaper, now defunct. The name derives from the paper's telegraphic address, "Lobby, Ludgate". Anonymous employees of the newspaper visited seaside resorts. The paper printed details of the town, a description of that day's Lobby Lud and a pass phrase. Anyone carrying the newspaper could challenge Lobby Lud with the phrase and receive five pounds (about £260.00 in 2014).[1][2] People on holiday were known to be less likely to buy a newspaper. Some towns and large factories had holiday fortnights (called "wakes weeks" in the north of England); the town or works would all decamp at the same time. Circulation could drop considerably in the summer and proprietors hoped prizes would increase it.