Delayed Package
Delayed Package is a quarterly series that will discuss the history of games through a critical retrospective lens. The games featured in this article have been chosen by members of our staff and have been placed under a microscope to determine what makes them culturally valuable as well as fun to play.
Please note, the following games are NOT ranked in any particular order. If you would like to nominate a game for Delayed Package, please feel free to contact us via our social media accounts or email us at [email protected]
what does rescheduled delivery mean ups
You are eligible for a full refund if no ShippingPass-eligible orders have been placed. You cannot receive a refund if you have placed a ShippingPass-eligible order. In this case, the Customer Care team will remove your account from auto-renewal to ensure you are not charged for an additional year and you can continue to use the subscription until the end of your subscription term.
Fortnite
What’s your favourite game? Mine is probably “Fortnite Battle Royale”. There, I said it. Please don’t burn me alive in the comments section below. Now that we’re on the same page, let’s talk about why this incredibly popular video game deserves some credit.
Before I start this, I want to state that although I am not a fan of the Save the World (PvE) mode, Fortnite has helped to put Epic Games on the map for its stellar work with Unreal Engine and their creation of successfully running games as services (GaaS). This is especially the case with Fortnite Battle Royale (FBR), which quickly became a worldwide phenomenon in 2018. The game is also known for its free-to-play model, unique concept of building (and destroying) structures while playing, and the ridiculous amount of effort put into making it fit with the ‘Battle Royale’ motif.
Most importantly, FBR is a shining example of what it means to be a “service” game. What I mean by this is that the game is constantly changing thanks to the release of new items, weapons, and events. A hallmark example of this would have to be when they released Thanos from the Marvel Cinematic Universe in 2018 around the time of Avengers
USPS lost package
Three very common scenarios –the package was delivered to the wrong address, UPS left it on the porch in bad weather, or USPS lost it– lead to a frustrating customer experience.
In this video we will show you how you can request a “package not delivered” claim with UPS and then verify that claim through your dashboard at ups.com/shipclaims and speed up the refund timeline for your customers.
For more information on how to resolve package not delivered claims with other carriers, check out: Email or call 1-800-PICKUPS® (1-800-742-5877). Our Customer Care Agents are available Monday through Friday from
Vendor made a mistake and sent the wrong item
It is super frustrating for us as online sellers when something like this happens. If you find yourself in this situation, it’s important to act with urgency to resolve the problem and keep your customer happy!
If the mistake was made on our end (we were sending out the wrong item), we’ll need to file a claim with our shipping carrier (USPS). If the mistake was made by our customer (they ordered the wrong item) we will need to cancel and refund their order.
Take a look at this article to learn how to file a claim with USPS.
If they refused the package and sent it back, you may want to double check what they sent back: make sure it’s exactly what they ordered. If you are incorrect with your product, send it back to the supplier immediately and have them correct the mistake by sending the customer what they originally purchased.
Conclusion
The benefits of filing a package claim with USPS are numerous. The main benefit being that it speeds up the refund process for your customer. This is because you are required to return the cost of the item back to your customer, so filing a claim helps protect you from fraud or having to lose money on shipping costs by issuing a full refund.
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