@ocean just use AfterShip

@ocean "We and our 1795 partners value your privacy" 🤡

@ocean

In 2024 package track you.

@ocean it often occurs to me that online services seemed much more helpful when I was sitting in front of an original iMac in 1999 connected via my amazing new DSL line.

@ocean It's no wonder they can't deliver, they need to know your location.

@ocean

If I'm tracking a parcel, I sure hope UPS already know my location :)

@ocean just to tell you that the parcel has been dropped at your preferred place (front door).

Guess who never set a preffered place. Also guess where no parcel can be found. Must have been someone elses front door... 🙈

@ocean @rail_

@ocean Help us improve UPS

Because we sure as heck don't know how

@ocean It's the lying "We attempted delivery" that gets me. UPS batting score 100% on this one (every delivery; last was two days running).

I was at home. Have CCTV on the drive and a video doorbell. My post code is location specific.

If they were fined for every lie they would stop doing it. I don't mind a delay. I do mind being lied to. Repeatedly.

@ocean Could be any random blog article, too..

@ocean That's awful. I only tend to send by Royal Mail and the tracking experience is quite nice once you pass the strange "odd one out" captures.

This is an item I posted recently with relevant details removed

A nice clean site with no popups or nags.

I would actually refuse to use a company that forced that kind of pushy website on me

@ocean

Kagi to the rescue

@ocean POV you try to read an article in 2024

@ocean ...I finally understand the "wants to know your location" thing. Firefox uses different wording for that message so it never clicked with me 💀

@ocean Asking for your location is pretty redundant 🤦🏽‍♀️

@ocean My favorite is they all say "This site knows everything we know! Don't you dare ask a human for help!"