FedEx and UPS do have vendor codes, but the companies aren't perfect.
Sometimes my packages get delivered without incident, and sometimes I
have to buzz in a driver. I'm guessing that if it is a driver's usual
route, they know the gate code, but if a substitute driver is on the
route, they might not know.
This is also a time of year where they hire extra temporary drivers, so
the new drivers might not be familiar with the established processes.
Alex
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On 2019-12-05 10:44 AM, joev21@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
On this topic, sometimes delivery companies will call us directly and
other times they seem to be able to get in without having to call. Is
there a vendor gate code that they are supposed to have to gain access
typically? Any info that could be shared on how delivery truck entry
is managed?
Thanks,
Joe
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On Dec 5, 2019, at 10:33 AM, Dimitar Pankov <mitelinko@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Just got a call from the call box and didn't pick up cause I don't expect anyone.
I received a voicemail saying it's FedEx and the guy can't get in to deliver apackage and I do indeed am waiting on a package from FedEx so it could be legit.
Please allow FedEx to come in without having to call me.
Thanks!
Sincerely,
Dimitar Pankov
