YODEL, Evri, and other delivery incompetence Stories!
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Hulohot
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evanswolves
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HDNL delivered today. a Sunday 
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HM
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abcd wrote:HM wrote:Got Home Delivery Network Limited delivering my new keyboard guaranteed for tomorrow.
I'm not hopeful.
Did it turn up?
Don't leave me hanging.....
They turned up at 4.30pm (when it should have been latest 3pm) with a guy in a normal white van and a yodel shirt on. HDNL
Igor wrote:HM is the man you should all strive to be.
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DML
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My girlfriend managed to drop my phone breaking the screen a couple of days ago, so I went to my phone shop to get it sorted, get a new handset etc...they told me that my new phone would be there in a couple of days.....delivered by Yodel...
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DML
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abcd wrote:I didn't know you had a g/f DML......good for you
Yeah we've been going out about four months - all good in the hood.
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Orbital
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I'm currently waiting for them to deliver 4 pairs of socks, thankfully that's something you can shove through the letterbox.
Where do you live?
Hulohot wrote:We have a hot polish Yodel girl deliver to my work.
Where do you live?
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Mafro
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HM wrote:abcd wrote:HM wrote:Got Home Delivery Network Limited delivering my new keyboard guaranteed for tomorrow.
I'm not hopeful.
Did it turn up?
Don't leave me hanging.....
They turned up at 4.30pm (when it should have been latest 3pm) with a guy in a normal white van and a yodel shirt on. HDNL
No idea why they still use the HDNL branding when everyone knows they are terrible.
Had another one of the "shove through the letterbox and run" couriers the other day
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chanticleer
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PCCD
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Not Yodel but a delivery company story all the same.
Had to order something from Dell, thing got sent, arrived on time (although late in the afternoon) but the courier decided the best way to deliver it to me was to open the front door, leave the package in the hall, shut the door again and bugger off. All this without knocking or trying the door bell
strawberry float knows where he would've put it if the door was locked.
Had to order something from Dell, thing got sent, arrived on time (although late in the afternoon) but the courier decided the best way to deliver it to me was to open the front door, leave the package in the hall, shut the door again and bugger off. All this without knocking or trying the door bell
strawberry float knows where he would've put it if the door was locked.
The Holly and Delusi wrote:PENALTY: Blatant lies. Five minutes in the Sin Bin.
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Trelliz
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jawa2 wrote:Tl;dr Trelliz isn't a miserable git; he's right.
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Mogster
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Trelliz wrote:strawberry float, ordered a new monitor from amazon, thought by clicking "first class/next day delivery" it meant royal mail or some other non-shit company. It's in transit now, will be keeping screenshots of progress. Fortunately it's getting delivered to my dad's work, so that hopefully removes the "nobody there" or "couldn't find the place" variables for non-delivery, which should help somewhat.
We've had at least one YODEL driver claim that nobody was present where I work. That would be the county fire service HQ during work hours.
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Trelliz
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Mogster wrote:Trelliz wrote:strawberry float, ordered a new monitor from amazon, thought by clicking "first class/next day delivery" it meant royal mail or some other non-shit company. It's in transit now, will be keeping screenshots of progress. Fortunately it's getting delivered to my dad's work, so that hopefully removes the "nobody there" or "couldn't find the place" variables for non-delivery, which should help somewhat.
We've had at least one YODEL driver claim that nobody was present where I work. That would be the county fire service HQ during work hours.
Well strawberry float me, it's apparently arrived, and no mention of it being smashed/crumpled, so maybe I got lucky. Still not ordering anything from amazon ever again though, I don't want to tempt fate any more than I have done...
jawa2 wrote:Tl;dr Trelliz isn't a miserable git; he's right.
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Rog
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Not a Yodel story but just as bad if not worse.
So I had a competition to guess the time of the 100m during the olympics with the winner getting some gold medal stamps. Barley won and he picked his stamps, gave me his address and I ordered them. You've probably already guessed that the stamps turned up here today. I briefly thought it may have been my mistake but then I saw the invoice they sent me......
These are the people who deliver our post
So I had a competition to guess the time of the 100m during the olympics with the winner getting some gold medal stamps. Barley won and he picked his stamps, gave me his address and I ordered them. You've probably already guessed that the stamps turned up here today. I briefly thought it may have been my mistake but then I saw the invoice they sent me......
These are the people who deliver our post
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Moggy
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Useless mummy strawberry floaters. Once again my parcel is out for delivery and then they update their website to say "unable to gain timely access" and send it back to depot. I have been tweeting them and was promised delivery today. I tweet again and they say I can go to their depot to collect or it will be out for delivery again tomorrow. I have demanded they deliver it today and told them I am furious. Not that they give a strawberry float.
Utter banana splits.
Utter banana splits.
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Mafro
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