I thought it would stop there, but again last week I received the same bill with already a return address of P.O. I responded to this office in writing and sent them the receipt I got from FedEx Honolulu. A little later, however, I received an invoice or a bill to pay from FedEx Pasadena CA, asking me to pay the same amount. It was fully paid and the package reached its destination though a little late. Why does another FedEx Office from another state would send me an invoice or a bill to pay when I did not approach them to provide services to me? On JanuI sent a small package to my brother through FedEx Honolulu. I will NEVER willingly use Fed-Ex, again! We've had packages that never show up, or are delivered days later.in one case 5 WEEKS later.and this is why we prefer UPS. The box corners were dented in, showing obvious signs that it was mishandled, yet the pieces were individually wrapped in bubble wrap and packaged where they could not move about.
As I stated, we are disabled and do not drive/own a vehicle. It must be returned to the store personally, or mailed from the post office. When my roommate opened the front door to check if we had mail, she found a box and envelope containing part of my order (including the bake-ware.) Fed-Ex driver had not knocked at the door, nor had he made an attempt to put the packages inside the storm door.out of the pouring rain! When my roommate carefully picked up the box, there was the sound of rattling (broken) glass! Since the package weighs more than 2 lbs, it cannot be returned to the store through mail pickup. I am disabled, as is my roommate and at least one of us is home all day. I ordered several items, one being a wedding gift of Pyrex Bake-ware. I would like to have the FEDx email address for submitting speeding notifications. Please contact your driver and advise him/her of our 17 mph speed limit and speeding concerns. Our park owner frequently mentions 17 mph speed limit at Monday morning coffees. I am sure FEDx does not want to face legal responsiblity for injury or death of a resident or pet.
There has been 1 death on the streets in Tanglewood caused by a vehicle swerving quickly and caused a worker to fall and was pronounced dead at the scene. The owner of our community does have a Radar gun. I assume all trucks have GPS and possibly data monitoring. I do not have a radar gun, but can tell when a vehicle is exceeding 17 mph. Our residents frequently ride bicycles, walk (some walk dogs) and run for exercise from the early morning darkness to late evening darkness. We live in a 55+ community with posted speed limits of 17 mph for all vehicles including golf carts, cars and service vehicles on all roads in Tanglewood. At 11:51 AM, ApI witnessed a FEDx truck speeding past the front of our home.
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