I am so frustrated right now I want to scream. I came home from work today to find a FedEx missed delivery notice on my door. According to the slip the package must be signed for in person at my address. I called FedEx to see what my options are since I work full time and can not be home to sign for the package.
Conversation went something like this:
FedEx: I apologize mam, it looks like you can pick it up in person at the depot in Dunedin, FL.
Me: I understand but that is a two hour round trip. Do I have any other options?
FedEx: If it's more convenient you can contact the shipper and have them redirect to your work address.
Me: Perfect! Can you tell me who the shipper is?
FedEx: I'm sorry but that information is confidential.
Me: So you can't tell me who sent it?
FedEx: No mam.
Me: Can you tell me the location it's being shipped from.
FedEx: No mam, I am unable to give you that information.
Me: Can you at least tell me if the package is meant for me or my husband? That way maybe I can try to figure out where the package is coming from.
FedEx: I'm sorry mam but that information is confidential as well.
Me: But according to the slip I need a government issued photo ID to pick up the package. How can we know who should go if we don't know who the package is for?
FedEx: I'm sorry but there's nothing we can do.
Me: Can a neighbor sign for it?
FedEx: No mam, only a person at the designated address.
Me: Can you give me a date and time for the next delivery attempt so I can be home?
FedEx: No, I'm sorry but we don't have that information available.
Me: So my options are to skip work and wait for the package, drive an hour to the depot and hope it's not out on a truck for delivery or let it get sent back?
FedEx: Yes, mam. I do apologize.
Me: And you can't give me any information about the package itself, who it's from or who it's for?
FedEx: That is correct.
Me: Thanks anyway.
I'm in complete shock that they are making it so impossible for me to get a package that is obviously meant for someone in my family.
I have no idea what to do.