@jp2 wrote:
@stonechucker wrote:They make a ton of money, and own the Puralator Courier company also.
That explains why Puralator is so bad hahaha. I've never had a package from Puralator successfully delivered to my house
Never? Are you using a PO Box?
If you've never had a package properly delivered by Purolator, there's likely something that's making your address for them difficult to find. Companies don't just deliberately mess up your deliveries. And if it's been happening for extended periods of time with Purolator, they've more than likely rotated different delivery drivers for your area. Anyone can make a mistake but if it's all the time, there could be an underlying issues causing that. I've never had problems with Purolator, and very few with Canada Post, or any other carrier for that matter.
I know that people often do not properly address packages and recepients often don't know how to properly provide an address when there are multiple unit numbers at one speicfic street number address. For example, near me, there was a brand new group of townhouses built, and the builders attached street numbers on walls of these houses in the manner of "22-1, 22-2, and 22-3 Fake Street). Problem is, that is wrong (if formatting an address like that, unit number must always be before the "-". If someone or a company actually addresses a package in the incorrect manner like that, the packages would actually get delivered to 1 Fake Street instead of 22 Fake Street, even if the shipping company knows that a mistake was made on the label (legal requirements).
