Anyone work for FedEx? Need advice on misdelivered package

[cyndicate]

I bought a guitar from a store on the east coast with a high dollar value (~$5K). Some trainee for Fedex happened to be the driver that day and misdelivered my package to another address and someone else "signed" for it. Due to COVID, there is no actual signature and just has the guys initials. I figured I can call, they would send the driver over to retrieve it and I would get it back in a few days. Or alternatively, whoever signed for it realizes its not theirs and would return it. I figured wrong and it is now the 5th day with no sign or no real update from Fedex and whichever douchebag has it has made no attempt to return it. On day 3 the driver came by and lied to my face and said they delivered it to my doorstep. I have a Ring doorbell and called them out on their bullshit and they still stuck to their story.

I've been calling the local hub every day trying to get an update and keep getting the run around. From discussing with a UPS driver I know, they said whenever there is a scan on the item it has a GPS tracker that is accurate within a few feet. I'm assuming Fedex probably has this too since someone on the phone confirmed the GPS scan was not anywhere near my house. This means Fedex likely knows what happened to it and is either trying to cover their own ass or the person who has it is not giving it back. I've had the seller put in a claim already, but I would rather have the guitar then wait 3-4 months for Fedex to possibly pay out the claim. It's a ESP Exhibition Eclipse so this can't exactly be replaced easily. If it was anything else that was common I wouldn't give a shit.

My question is, what can I do? Is there anyway to escalate the case and get someone competent out to retrieve it? Is there anyway to get them to disclose the address or generally area where it was misdelivered to?

This is the guitar in question in case anyone happens to see this for sale a few months later without any update from me..

 

[mooncobra]

Fedex has been dropping the ball recently. I sent a package(high dollar guitar) and it reaches Atlanta. Every day for two weeks it said, “on truck for delivery,” but it never left the hub. I started going up the chain.

They know EXACTLY where your guitar was dropped off because they were able to tell me it was for sure in that hub outside Atlanta and she said she could see it on screen. At least the last place it was scanned. They know exactly where your guitar was dropped off. Try to get address or talk to that idiot driver and ask the location he dropped it off at. The fact that someone received that and didn’t give it back is so messed up. I feel your anger!!!!!! You have to keep asking or the person you have on the phones supervisor. That’s what I did, and finally got them to take action. They will say they don’t have the people to deal with it because they are short staffed due to covid, they will say you are far back in a line because others have filed claims. Tell them you are going to take legal action, when I started getting angry(not verbally angry with them) and started saying I was going to have to get my lawyer on this and I asked for their name on the phone, the supervisors make it happen. Say you would like their name for your lawyer. Keep asking for supervisors and go higher and higher. Tell the. You have spent tremendous sums of cash with fedex and you will move to UPS, and that you are a social influencer with millions of subscribers and you will post something to your millions of followers if they don’t deal with it. When I was dealing with this, people told me they used some of these and they worked. I said I was taking legal action and started s asking for everyone’s name I spoke to. The guitar was delivered not long after I threatened legal action.

 

[cyndicate]

Fedex has been dropping the ball recently. I sent a package(high dollar guitar) and it reaches Atlanta. Every day for two weeks it said, “on truck for delivery,” but it never left the hub. I started going up the chain.

They know EXACTLY where your guitar was dropped off because they were able to tell me it was for sure in that hub outside Atlanta and she said she could see it on screen. At least the last place it was scanned. They know exactly where your guitar was dropped off. Try to get address or talk to that idiot driver and ask the location he dropped it off at. The fact that someone received that and didn’t give it back is so messed up. I feel your anger!!!!!! You have to keep asking or the person you have on the phones supervisor. That’s what I did, and finally got them to take action. They will say they don’t have the people to deal with it because they are short staffed due to covid, they will say you are far back in a line because others have filed claims. Tell them you are going to take legal action, when I started getting angry(not verbally angry with them) and started saying I was going to have to get my lawyer on this and I asked for their name on the phone, the supervisors make it happen. Say you would like their name for your lawyer. Keep asking for supervisors and go higher and higher. Tell the. You have spent tremendous sums of cash with fedex and you will move to UPS, and that you are a social influencer with millions of subscribers and you will post something to your millions of followers if they don’t deal with it. When I was dealing with this, people told me they used some of these and they worked. I said I was taking legal action and started s asking for everyone’s name I spoke to. The guitar was delivered not long after I threatened legal action.

Thanks man, good advice. Idiot driver is sticking to her story which is what is making the whole situation worse. If they would just tell me where it was scanned I would go get it myself.

I wonder if as the shipper they listen to you more since you are the actual customer of Fedex. It seems as the recipient they keep brushing me off. I actually ship a ton of shit through FedEx Express a and have paid them a shit ton this year. I guess I'll have to threaten them with that card too.

I'm definitely most pissed off at the fact that someone knowingly signed for something that is not theirs and has not attempted to return it.

 

[mooncobra]

Fedex has been dropping the ball recently. I sent a package(high dollar guitar) and it reaches Atlanta. Every day for two weeks it said, “on truck for delivery,” but it never left the hub. I started going up the chain.

They know EXACTLY where your guitar was dropped off because they were able to tell me it was for sure in that hub outside Atlanta and she said she could see it on screen. At least the last place it was scanned. They know exactly where your guitar was dropped off. Try to get address or talk to that idiot driver and ask the location he dropped it off at. The fact that someone received that and didn’t give it back is so messed up. I feel your anger!!!!!! You have to keep asking or the person you have on the phones supervisor. That’s what I did, and finally got them to take action. They will say they don’t have the people to deal with it because they are short staffed due to covid, they will say you are far back in a line because others have filed claims. Tell them you are going to take legal action, when I started getting angry(not verbally angry with them) and started saying I was going to have to get my lawyer on this and I asked for their name on the phone, the supervisors make it happen. Say you would like their name for your lawyer. Keep asking for supervisors and go higher and higher. Tell the. You have spent tremendous sums of cash with fedex and you will move to UPS, and that you are a social influencer with millions of subscribers and you will post something to your millions of followers if they don’t deal with it. When I was dealing with this, people told me they used some of these and they worked. I said I was taking legal action and started s asking for everyone’s name I spoke to. The guitar was delivered not long after I threatened legal action.

Thanks man, good advice. Idiot driver is sticking to her story which is what is making the whole situation worse. If they would just tell me where it was scanned I would go get it myself.

I wonder if as the shipper they listen to you more since you are the actual customer of Fedex. It seems as the recipient they keep brushing me off. I actually ship a ton of shit through FedEx Express a and have paid them a shit ton this year. I guess I'll have to threaten them with that card too.

I'm definitely most pissed off at the fact that someone knowingly signed for something that is not theirs and has not attempted to return it.

Yeah, that’s horrible. They definitely knew they didn’t have a big package like a guitar coming and they took it anyway!! Do you see the driver? You should tell her, “look you need to do the right thing, do you not know the difference between right and wrong?” Then demand to know where she dropped it off. Fedex knows WITH OUT A DOUBT where it was dropped off.

People are getting worse and worse, solely out for themselves, greedy, selfish and shameless. It’s horrible.

 

[SBlue]

Make a good report with solid proof and take legal action.
In less than two years of living in Nashville that happen to me three times already. First time a head box, second time an AC-30 and last one an expensive guitar.
And most important, stop asking for delivery by FedEx. If you tell senders they do steal packages frequently in your area most likely they’ll agree about using other shippers.
They only delivered the two first ones after threatened legal action.
The third one I had to make a police report.
Guitar was delivered very next morning.

 

[cyndicate]

Make a good report with solid proof and take legal action.
In less than two years of living in Nashville that happen to me three times already. First time a head box, second time an AC-30 and last one an expensive guitar.
And most important, stop asking for delivery by FedEx. If you tell senders they do steal packages frequently in your area most likely they’ll agree about using other shippers.
They only delivered the two first ones after threatened legal action.
The third one I had to make a police report.
Guitar was delivered very next morning.

Did you ever find out why it was missing? I wonder if it's something shady going on with Fedex driver since they know the declared value of the item. Guess I'll file the police report tomorrow and tell them about it. Wonder how fast afterwards it will show up at my door.

 

[glip22]

I would call the local Police and inquire about filing a theft report. If the person they delivered it to is not cooperating, or has not contacted Fedex, it is considered theft.

 

[stanz]

Sounds fishy! If I were an investigator, I'd suspect that the driver and recipient are working together. 2020... Rise of the sociopath.

 

[SBlue]

Make a good report with solid proof and take legal action.
In less than two years of living in Nashville that happen to me three times already. First time a head box, second time an AC-30 and last one an expensive guitar.
And most important, stop asking for delivery by FedEx. If you tell senders they do steal packages frequently in your area most likely they’ll agree about using other shippers.
They only delivered the two first ones after threatened legal action.
The third one I had to make a police report.
Guitar was delivered very next morning.

Did you ever find out why it was missing? I wonder if it's something shady going on with Fedex driver since they know the declared value of the item. Guess I'll file the police report tomorrow and tell them about it. Wonder how fast afterwards it will show up at my door.

First package, the head box, they said at first that the driver lady, a recently hired driver, delivered it to me, and that I had it signed, which was a lie. She even signed a wrong name, instead of mine! Then they changed the story saying it was delivered next door and they would get it back to me asap. I went to the house next door and they didn't have anything with them. Three days went by like this until I said that was considered theft and was going to call the police. They delivered it the very next day. They said it was in the truck the whole time. I think it's bullshit. The driver probably tried to steal it and they got it back from her.

Second time was an AC-30 amp. It got scanned at the local Fedex hub, showing it arrived there. And there it stayed for five days with no delivery. And they just kept bullshiting saying it was going to be delivered the next day, or that they would call back to give more info. It was when the sender threaten to call the police that they have finally delivered the amp. They said it was lost at their warehouse because they weren't able to scan the label. When they delivered it, the case only had one label, no reprint, which was scanned by them when it left their warehouse, and the label looked fine.

The last time, within a day of the guitar missing I went ahead and filled a police report and sent them a copy.
The very next day the guitar was delivered early in the morning.

Don't send gear uninsured. Declare the full value and give them full description of the gear.
Keep record of the gear to be sent out and document the packing process.
Pack it beyond properly, and don't try to save on packing.
Keep all receipts.
Ask any sender to do the same in case you're the receiver.
Don't take shit from any carrier. If they can't deliver what they are paid to deliver, contact the authorities. If you play by the carrier book, you'll submit yourself to what they wanna do, whenever they wanna do it.
At the end of the day, shipping isn't cheap, especially when you pay for the absurd insurance that they charge you to give you peace of mind, and after all that, they still try to screw you up? No thanks.

 

[SBlue]

Another important info is that, if an item is stolen, and it's value is over $2,000.00, thats considered a felony.

 

[Rick Lee]

Why in the world is any FedEx driver able to view the declared value of a package they're handling? That's as bad as letting baggage handlers at the airport know there's a gun in there.

 

[Steinmetzify]

Was a FedEx delivery driver/trainer for 3 years.

Just FYI: no delivery driver is able to see the insured value of a package. It’s just either ‘signature required’ or not. That’s it. They don’t know what it is, why it needs a sig or anything else about it.

The process after you call is this:

The hub will generate a dispute, which is one piece of paper. They’ll give it to one of the managers of whichever contractor has that route and they’ll take it to the driver and tell em what’s up.

It’ll state the date, time, and last known address before and after your package (yeah the scanners have GPS) and they’ll ask the driver to go back and look for it. If they’re any kind of conscientious about their job, they will. If there’s nothing there, they’ll report it back and FedEx will take the driver’s word.

The trainee thing might have you fucked; I’d recognize your address and remember if I dropped something off incorrectly, but that comes after months/years of running the same route. A trainee might have run that route twice and then gotten switched.

As for what you can do, you’re doing it. Stay up their ass, threaten legal action and get the guy you bought it from to do the same.

FedEx has a SHIT TON of problems the last couple years and stuff falls thru the cracks. If you don’t stay on them you’ll never see that guitar.

FWIW, even and especially as a contracted FedEx employee, I would never have them ship anything to my house. It always goes to a FedEx store; the drivers know where it is, they have to get signatures from businesses and there’s a chain of command present in the store, which means they’ll call FedEx and start screaming if a driver says they delivered something there and it’s not present.

Hope you get your package man; for the most part if you stay on them and like Mike said threaten legal action, they’ll come thru, it’ll just take a while.

Fuckin morons.

 

[Racerxrated]

I just had an amp delivered by UPS with a cracked corner joint. Seller had it packed by UPS store so he’s covered.

About a month ago I withdrew some retirement funds and 2 day expressed it...they use fedex...showed delivered but my wife said no one delivered anything. I drove to the FedEx hub and made the clerk call the driver. They dropped it at my neighbors house who wasn’t home. Driver grabbed it and drove it down to my house. That was about 6K sitting on someone’s porch. Scary ineptitude

 

[CornNutz]

I would go door to door in the neighborhood, asking, and dropping off flyers with details, etc.

Imply you intend to get your item by all means. Might put some pressure on who has it.

After that try the next door app, and post about your situation.

 

[cyndicate]

Make a good report with solid proof and take legal action.
In less than two years of living in Nashville that happen to me three times already. First time a head box, second time an AC-30 and last one an expensive guitar.
And most important, stop asking for delivery by FedEx. If you tell senders they do steal packages frequently in your area most likely they’ll agree about using other shippers.
They only delivered the two first ones after threatened legal action.
The third one I had to make a police report.
Guitar was delivered very next morning.

Did you ever find out why it was missing? I wonder if it's something shady going on with Fedex driver since they know the declared value of the item. Guess I'll file the police report tomorrow and tell them about it. Wonder how fast afterwards it will show up at my door.

First package, the head box, they said at first that the driver lady, a recently hired driver, delivered it to me, and that I had it signed, which was a lie. She even signed a wrong name, instead of mine! Then they changed the story saying it was delivered next door and they would get it back to me asap. I went to the house next door and they didn't have anything with them. Three days went by like this until I said that was considered theft and was going to call the police. They delivered it the very next day. They said it was in the truck the whole time. I think it's bullshit. The driver probably tried to steal it and they got it back from her.

Second time was an AC-30 amp. It got scanned at the local Fedex hub, showing it arrived there. And there it stayed for five days with no delivery. And they just kept bullshiting saying it was going to be delivered the next day, or that they would call back to give more info. It was when the sender threaten to call the police that they have finally delivered the amp. They said it was lost at their warehouse because they weren't able to scan the label. When they delivered it, the case only had one label, no reprint, which was scanned by them when it left their warehouse, and the label looked fine.

The last time, within a day of the guitar missing I went ahead and filled a police report and sent them a copy.
The very next day the guitar was delivered early in the morning.

Don't send gear uninsured. Declare the full value and give them full description of the gear.
Keep record of the gear to be sent out and document the packing process.
Pack it beyond properly, and don't try to save on packing.
Keep all receipts.
Ask any sender to do the same in case you're the receiver.
Don't take shit from any carrier. If they can't deliver what they are paid to deliver, contact the authorities. If you play by the carrier book, you'll submit yourself to what they wanna do, whenever they wanna do it.
At the end of the day, shipping isn't cheap, especially when you pay for the absurd insurance that they charge you to give you peace of mind, and after all that, they still try to screw you up? No thanks.

Thanks man, this is super helpful. Really appreciate the response! Looks like I'll need to get a police report for them to get off their asses.

 

[cyndicate]

Was a FedEx delivery driver/trainer for 3 years.

Just FYI: no delivery driver is able to see the insured value of a package. It’s just either ‘signature required’ or not. That’s it. They don’t know what it is, why it needs a sig or anything else about it.

The process after you call is this:

The hub will generate a dispute, which is one piece of paper. They’ll give it to one of the managers of whichever contractor has that route and they’ll take it to the driver and tell em what’s up.

It’ll state the date, time, and last known address before and after your package (yeah the scanners have GPS) and they’ll ask the driver to go back and look for it. If they’re any kind of conscientious about their job, they will. If there’s nothing there, they’ll report it back and FedEx will take the driver’s word.

The trainee thing might have you fucked; I’d recognize your address and remember if I dropped something off incorrectly, but that comes after months/years of running the same route. A trainee might have run that route twice and then gotten switched.

As for what you can do, you’re doing it. Stay up their ass, threaten legal action and get the guy you bought it from to do the same.

FedEx has a SHIT TON of problems the last couple years and stuff falls thru the cracks. If you don’t stay on them you’ll never see that guitar.

FWIW, even and especially as a contracted FedEx employee, I would never have them ship anything to my house. It always goes to a FedEx store; the drivers know where it is, they have to get signatures from businesses and there’s a chain of command present in the store, which means they’ll call FedEx and start screaming if a driver says they delivered something there and it’s not present.

Hope you get your package man; for the most part if you stay on them and like Mike said threaten legal action, they’ll come thru, it’ll just take a while.

Fuckin morons.

Thank you! Good to know the process. Going to stay on their asses.

I am having everything routed to a fedex office now for pickup. I used to do that but then I got to know my normal fedex driver. However with COVID, they are changing drivers weekly so its been a cluster fuck. I should've known better when a new driver showed up every week.

 

[cyndicate]

I would go door to door in the neighborhood, asking, and dropping off flyers with details, etc.

Imply you intend to get your item by all means. Might put some pressure on who has it.

After that try the next door app, and post about your situation.

Went to a few neighbors and no luck. Posted on next door as well, crickets. It's likely it was never dropped off or "misdelivered" and someone at fedex is doing something sketchy since they can't seem to locate it.

 

[Steinmetzify]

Was a FedEx delivery driver/trainer for 3 years.

Just FYI: no delivery driver is able to see the insured value of a package. It’s just either ‘signature required’ or not. That’s it. They don’t know what it is, why it needs a sig or anything else about it.

The process after you call is this:

The hub will generate a dispute, which is one piece of paper. They’ll give it to one of the managers of whichever contractor has that route and they’ll take it to the driver and tell em what’s up.

It’ll state the date, time, and last known address before and after your package (yeah the scanners have GPS) and they’ll ask the driver to go back and look for it. If they’re any kind of conscientious about their job, they will. If there’s nothing there, they’ll report it back and FedEx will take the driver’s word.

The trainee thing might have you fucked; I’d recognize your address and remember if I dropped something off incorrectly, but that comes after months/years of running the same route. A trainee might have run that route twice and then gotten switched.

As for what you can do, you’re doing it. Stay up their ass, threaten legal action and get the guy you bought it from to do the same.

FedEx has a SHIT TON of problems the last couple years and stuff falls thru the cracks. If you don’t stay on them you’ll never see that guitar.

FWIW, even and especially as a contracted FedEx employee, I would never have them ship anything to my house. It always goes to a FedEx store; the drivers know where it is, they have to get signatures from businesses and there’s a chain of command present in the store, which means they’ll call FedEx and start screaming if a driver says they delivered something there and it’s not present.

Hope you get your package man; for the most part if you stay on them and like Mike said threaten legal action, they’ll come thru, it’ll just take a while.

Fuckin morons.

Thank you! Good to know the process. Going to stay on their asses.

I am having everything routed to a fedex office now for pickup. I used to do that but then I got to know my normal fedex driver. However with COVID, they are changing drivers weekly so its been a cluster fuck. I should've known better when a new driver showed up every week.

FWIW they killed us with COVID; normal routes went from 80-100 stops a day to double that and more.

No raises, no extra days off, and they hired a ton of people that weren’t qualified to handle it, while shorting their training.

Once that stuff hit and I saw what was going on, it was routing to a FedEx store for me. I worked at that hub for 3 years and knew everybody, there were around 500 people that worked there. I got into an accident in May and was out for 2 months and when I came back there were over 2,000 people in there and 500 more trucks.

Stay on their ass, they’ll either have to find it or pay you.

Dude I’m sorry to tell you this but if it was a newer driver and they misdelivered it they’re more than likely not going to remember where. IMO the chances of you getting it back are pretty slim. What probably happened was they dropped it at the wrong spot and whoever received it kept it and there’s no proof of it.

The idiotic thing is there’s supposed to be a redundant system between the manifest on the scanner and the iPad they use for a mapping system. I can’t tell you how many times the map is wrong, or how many packages show up on the truck that aren’t supposed to be there, which means the drivers are at the mercy of Google maps etc. Also can’t even begin to tell you how many times a day the map is completely wrong and new people drop the package because that’s where the map tells them the address is. If you’ve been doing this for a while, you’ll use common sense and the job will be done correctly, but if you’re brand new you’re going to do what the equipment tells you to do because you’re afraid you’ll get in trouble/might be wrong etc.

Other completely stupid thing is that there’s supposed to be a failsafe built in to the scanner and iPad that’ll alert you if you’re scanning something and you’re not near the address for the package you just scanned. That failsafe works about 60% of the time and that’s it.

There were a lot of times I was directly in front of a door (correct address) and the scanner would tell me I was in the wrong place.

What I’m hoping for you is that the driver will go back and find it; more than likely it’s sitting on the front porch of whatever house they dropped it at. In my experience people that end up with packages on their door that don’t belong to them just leave it.

If I were you, I’d be driving around the neighborhood looking for a bigass ESP box, man. That’s gonna he the fastest way to find it.

 

[cyndicate]

Was a FedEx delivery driver/trainer for 3 years.

Just FYI: no delivery driver is able to see the insured value of a package. It’s just either ‘signature required’ or not. That’s it. They don’t know what it is, why it needs a sig or anything else about it.

The process after you call is this:

The hub will generate a dispute, which is one piece of paper. They’ll give it to one of the managers of whichever contractor has that route and they’ll take it to the driver and tell em what’s up.

It’ll state the date, time, and last known address before and after your package (yeah the scanners have GPS) and they’ll ask the driver to go back and look for it. If they’re any kind of conscientious about their job, they will. If there’s nothing there, they’ll report it back and FedEx will take the driver’s word.

The trainee thing might have you fucked; I’d recognize your address and remember if I dropped something off incorrectly, but that comes after months/years of running the same route. A trainee might have run that route twice and then gotten switched.

As for what you can do, you’re doing it. Stay up their ass, threaten legal action and get the guy you bought it from to do the same.

FedEx has a SHIT TON of problems the last couple years and stuff falls thru the cracks. If you don’t stay on them you’ll never see that guitar.

FWIW, even and especially as a contracted FedEx employee, I would never have them ship anything to my house. It always goes to a FedEx store; the drivers know where it is, they have to get signatures from businesses and there’s a chain of command present in the store, which means they’ll call FedEx and start screaming if a driver says they delivered something there and it’s not present.

Hope you get your package man; for the most part if you stay on them and like Mike said threaten legal action, they’ll come thru, it’ll just take a while.

Fuckin morons.

Thank you! Good to know the process. Going to stay on their asses.

I am having everything routed to a fedex office now for pickup. I used to do that but then I got to know my normal fedex driver. However with COVID, they are changing drivers weekly so its been a cluster fuck. I should've known better when a new driver showed up every week.

FWIW they killed us with COVID; normal routes went from 80-100 stops a day to double that and more.

No raises, no extra days off, and they hired a ton of people that weren’t qualified to handle it, while shorting their training.

Once that stuff hit and I saw what was going on, it was routing to a FedEx store for me. I worked at that hub for 3 years and knew everybody, there were around 500 people that worked there. I got into an accident in May and was out for 2 months and when I came back there were over 2,000 people in there and 500 more trucks.

Stay on their ass, they’ll either have to find it or pay you.

Dude I’m sorry to tell you this but if it was a newer driver and they misdelivered it they’re more than likely not going to remember where. IMO the chances of you getting it back are pretty slim. What probably happened was they dropped it at the wrong spot and whoever received it kept it and there’s no proof of it.

The idiotic thing is there’s supposed to be a redundant system between the manifest on the scanner and the iPad they use for a mapping system. I can’t tell you how many times the map is wrong, or how many packages show up on the truck that aren’t supposed to be there, which means the drivers are at the mercy of Google maps etc. Also can’t even begin to tell you how many times a day the map is completely wrong and new people drop the package because that’s where the map tells them the address is. If you’ve been doing this for a while, you’ll use common sense and the job will be done correctly, but if you’re brand new you’re going to do what the equipment tells you to do because you’re afraid you’ll get in trouble/might be wrong etc.

Other completely stupid thing is that there’s supposed to be a failsafe built in to the scanner and iPad that’ll alert you if you’re scanning something and you’re not near the address for the package you just scanned. That failsafe works about 60% of the time and that’s it.

There were a lot of times I was directly in front of a door (correct address) and the scanner would tell me I was in the wrong place.

What I’m hoping for you is that the driver will go back and find it; more than likely it’s sitting on the front porch of whatever house they dropped it at. In my experience people that end up with packages on their door that don’t belong to them just leave it.

If I were you, I’d be driving around the neighborhood looking for a bigass ESP box, man. That’s gonna he the fastest way to find it.

Thanks man. It looks like someone had actually signed for it, whether thats true or not I can't tell. I went driving around the neighborhood right after it said "delivered". No Fedex truck in sight and I even went to other "141" variations to knock on doors. It's been 5 days with no real update so I'm assuming it was never actually delivered to someone now or someone is holding on to it in hopes of getting a free guitar.

 

[Steinmetzify]

Not true right now.

What they’re doing because of COVID is what they call a ‘no touch signature’ which is basically them doing it. They’re signing ‘CV19’ in the sig box and then typing in someone’s last name.