I'll be away most of the day, and I'd rather not wait until Saturday to pick up my package. I know it depends on the security of the area you live in, but I'm just curious if anyone is pre-signing. If so, how are you managing the 'risk.'
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Anyone doing pre-sign for iPhone 8 delivery?
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i tried it last year. my neighborhood is pretty safe, but the driver decided not to leave it , so i lined up at the hub that night
guess they were just being safe, cause the sheet was visible \:
i’m going to deliver it to my work address , that has worked in the past
guess they were just being safe, cause the sheet was visible \:
i’m going to deliver it to my work address , that has worked in the past
I’m pre-signing for mine. They can just leave it by the door like every other package I’ve ever received. Never had a problem. I’ve got security cameras and the protection of my credit card.
This doesn't make any sense. IF you order for home delivery, why would they take it to the Apple store to pick up the reservation. Make's 0 sense.
OP, can't you not do a hold for pick up? That's what I did and I'll be going to the UPS CC near me to pick it up rather than having it delivered to my home because I know I won't be home all day.
I think he was being sarcastic [read: jerk] and saying if you could have just chosen In-Store pickup.
what's interesting is I had my phone sent to my work since I sign for the couriers that come here, but when I ordered my 7+ this week the notification said no signature required.
Not sure if this is because it detected it as a commercial address and not residential
Not sure if this is because it detected it as a commercial address and not residential
yes from Apple, I did actually sign for in the end but curious why it said no signature required on the UPS tracking site
Interesting, I wonder if your credit card would cover the loss considering you are explicitly taking responsibility by signing the waiver.
I'll be taping the form to my door tomorrow. I did last year for my MBP and everything worked out fine. Granted, I live in a pretty good area and someone will be home to bring the box inside relatively quickly after delivery.