Always a bonded courier in a black S-class.
No, pre-pandemic my answer would have been "whatever the vendor is comfortable with." But after seeing how I "signed" for FedEx packages that were just tossed on the mat, I now only have things held on location -- at the local FedEx store or at one of the main USPS processing centers. Not super-convenient but it is so much lower stress. And I may ask to have something shipped later in the week so I can get it Sat AM and not have to worry about ducking out of work, etc. This is now my preferred route almost no matter how inexpensive something is (i.e., need not be jewelry -- this is how we send dumb stuff to our kids). Amazon will cover a lost package. Everybody else? Not so much...
That’s the first thing I thought of too
@71 degrees?
Uh-oh. I think I missed my own joke. Is that a thing...?!
OMG -- I did not even know that was a thing but it is perfect! Have never seen the movie and even the gif was not enough so i had to dig deeper...! Thank you, @PinkAndBlueBling!
Apologies for the thread-jack in advance, however ...
Grrrr, I have 2 new rings en-route to me, and played it safe to arrange for them to be delivered early next week when I am certain I shall be at home, as I am away from base for the original estimated delivery date in the afternoon.
The tracking information provided by DHL shows it could have been delivered today, DOH!
Just have to wait for a little longer - considering the pink Sapphire in one of them was purchased in 2020, so a few more days won't matter!
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You've never seen Elf? Unbelievable!!! Besides Die Hard it is a Christmas staple!
I mostly buy vintage/antique, so most of it comes USPS Priority, some with signature required but not all. So far I have gotten everything I’ve ordered. It’s kind of bananas to think of all the Jewelry that is probably out in the mail at any given moment![]()