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Hermes! Grrr!
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Amazon insist on using Hermes as their courier of choice.
Why?
Our local Hermes drivers are inefficient, lazy, and rude.
Today I got the email from Hermes saying my parcel had been left with a neighbour at 13.22, with a photograph on a door mat. Fine, except that I've been working by the front door for 2 hours, and we don't have a doormat!
Hermes chatline is hopeless. Amazon's no better. They can't contact Hermes, apparently. Why not?
If there was an alternative, I'd use it! In the meantime our package, ordered on Prime for delivery today, is somewhere in NW London...
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Why?
Our local Hermes drivers are inefficient, lazy, and rude.
Today I got the email from Hermes saying my parcel had been left with a neighbour at 13.22, with a photograph on a door mat. Fine, except that I've been working by the front door for 2 hours, and we don't have a doormat!
Hermes chatline is hopeless. Amazon's no better. They can't contact Hermes, apparently. Why not?
If there was an alternative, I'd use it! In the meantime our package, ordered on Prime for delivery today, is somewhere in NW London...
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Sunk. I had high hopes for you, but you’ve succumbed to the Answerbank disease: you’ve started to make things up.
I suppose it’s a free(ish) country, and a free(ish) website, so you can be as inventive as you like.
But you’ve also fallen prey to another Answerbank ailment: confusing reading for reacting.
If you had a go at reading, you’d discover that my criticisms were of one of Amazon’s couriers in particular, not their ‘mail order’ service in general. (See how it works?)
Come on Sunk, join the sceptics amongst us - there is plenty to have a pop at, rather than each other.
I suppose it’s a free(ish) country, and a free(ish) website, so you can be as inventive as you like.
But you’ve also fallen prey to another Answerbank ailment: confusing reading for reacting.
If you had a go at reading, you’d discover that my criticisms were of one of Amazon’s couriers in particular, not their ‘mail order’ service in general. (See how it works?)
Come on Sunk, join the sceptics amongst us - there is plenty to have a pop at, rather than each other.