Kelly Kearns
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Blues.. Again.. Where was your other package coming from?That's what I mean, Tmobile could be holding them waiting to release them.
Blues.. Again.. Where was your other package coming from?That's what I mean, Tmobile could be holding them waiting to release them.
IF they did that, they would be asking for tremendous backlash IMO. When you have an $850 item on order and then you get a tracking number for that item, the first thing you do is check to see when it will arrive. People still need to plan their schedule around that delivery, especially if it may require signature. A first world problem? Sure. But we live in that world, so we need to plan.That's what I mean, Tmobile could be holding them waiting to release them.
People still need to plan their schedule around that delivery, especially if it may require signature.
Pretty Accurate like this? Where they "processed and waited for UPS" four hours after they picked it up and scanned it four times and shipped it, before they processed and waited? That really messed up my notifications. I didn't get a notification until almost midnight and it came before they "processed".In my experiences though the UPS tracking site has always been pretty accurate for me. I don't expect it today.
TMO isn't going to send tracking numbers out with a delivery date of today with the intention of holding packages.That's what I believe now that T-Mobile is actually holding them
In my experiences though the UPS tracking site has always been pretty accurate for me. I don't expect it today.
And it may not be. But not many people want $850 item sitting on their porch for hours on end either. My point is, people still need to plan for deliveries.If it's like last time, not signature is required, for what it's worth. UPS just left the s7 on my doorstep last time.
It shipped or is supposed to be delivered today?No idea if this is bad news or not, but I have another package coming today that has changed from "order processed" to "in transit". Nothing on my T-Mo order though. Still says "order processed".
Not to mention they charge when they are ready to ship a a they started charging Friday.IF they did that, they would be asking for tremendous backlash IMO. When you have an $850 item on order and then you get a tracking number for that item, the first thing you do is check to see when it will arrive. People still need to plan their schedule around that delivery, especially if it may require signature. A first world problem? Sure. But we live in that world, so we need to plan.
If T-Mobile wanted to hold until later in the week to ship, then they should have waited to take payment and send out tracking info and mark the item as shipped.
No idea if this is bad news or not, but I have another package coming today that has changed from "order processed" to "in transit". Nothing on my T-Mo order though. Still says "order processed".
If the tracking already says 8/15 delivery, that means they were already routed through the system. They aren't on hold.Nope, UPS can't do that because according to them, they don't have the package. UPS can't initiate a hold on shipment without having the shipment and if a hold was initiated, it would show in the scan history.
T-Mobile could very well initiate a hold and not turn over there packages to UPS. However, they are just asking for a lot of extra phone calls, tweets, Facebook messages, etc by doing that. They took people's money, sent out tracking emails and text messages and marked the phones as shipped. Once they mark as shipped, they should be turning over the phones to UPS.
Yep, exactly.Not to mention they charge when they are ready to ship a a they started charging Friday.
It shipped or is supposed to be delivered today?