Posted by Patti Corcoran on 12/9/10 9:00pm
Msg #364552

re: msg # 364349, UPS changes

After having gotten "charged" by UPS at least 6 times (yes, they credited each one, but omg, what a hassle!), I now write in red ink, next to the waybill, "Bill Receiver". Hope this helps.

Reply by kathy/ca on 12/9/10 9:12pm
Msg #364556

The last pkg I took to UPS I was told the "sender" portion

at the top must be filled out with "senders" information and it couldnt be "same as below" indicating "Sender" and "Receiver" are the same.

Reply by desktopfull on 12/9/10 9:17pm
Msg #364557

Use a drop box, many SC's & TC's are refusing charges &

reversing them back to the sender. Then you get stuck with reversal fee & shipping costs. Or have the company send you a pre-printed label.

Reply by kathy/ca on 12/9/10 9:23pm
Msg #364559

That WAS a preprinted label I used, it didnt have senders

info included so I wrote in "Same As Below" like I have always done and they refused to send it until I filled in the "Senders" portion with a name and address.

Reply by jba/fl on 12/9/10 9:31pm
Msg #364561

Re: That WAS a preprinted label I used, it didnt have senders

That would be
Jane Doe
123 any Street
Your town, Your state 10001

Reply by desktopfull on 12/9/10 10:12pm
Msg #364569

Drop boxes don't ask for info n/m

Reply by Jack/AL on 12/9/10 10:40pm
Msg #364573

Re: Drop boxes don't ask for info

I don't remember the last time the drop box in the parking lot by my office asked for my identification.

Reply by Alz on 12/9/10 10:59pm
Msg #364575

Drop boxes don't issue receipts n/m

Reply by BobbiCT on 12/10/10 7:09am
Msg #364583

Shipper portion of waybill ...

Very simple.

If it is required and must be different than receiver, write the sender as:

1. The lender name & address from the note or mortgage, who is the ultimate customer of the title company, or ...

2. The borrower's name & address, who are the consumer that you are returning the package for.

If the signing service or title company refuse to pay for shipping: Both the borrower or lender will be very loudly angry to lender, loan officer, and state consumer protection or attorney general if they are billed a SECOND TIME for a service they already pre-paid for on the HUD-1 at closing.

Reply by Lee/AR on 12/10/10 7:26am
Msg #364584

Excellent suggestion, Bobbi...

I've seen many pre-printed labels included in the doc package that have the Borrower as Sender.

Reply by desktopfull on 12/10/10 9:31am
Msg #364595

Perfect solution! n/m

Reply by HisHughness on 12/10/10 6:32pm
Msg #364658

Re: Shipper portion of waybill ...

You have a devilishly devious turn of mind, Bobbi.

Are you sure we haven't been married?

Reply by LKT/CA on 12/10/10 8:29pm
Msg #364663

5 Star Post!!!! BobbiCT n/m

Reply by Laurie_OR on 12/11/10 11:46am
Msg #364721

I dropped 2 pkgs locally like I usually do on Friday and they were not logged into the UPS system. It was an authorized shipping location with a live person. I stopped to ask if they would go out and was told yes. These were hand written waybills. I was NOT asked for ID.

Checking my packages today at the UPS website they have not been registered. I'm in the process of tracking them down now.

If you dropped any in the last day or two using a hand written waybill you might want to double check they were shipped properly.

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 12/11/10 12:10pm
Msg #364722

I dropped one late Thursday at manned facility..

Handwritten airbill, no ID taken...pkg on its way.."in transit" - scanned in at destination city this morning at 12:11am..

So no problems.

Reply by Laurie_OR on 12/11/10 12:42pm
Msg #364724

I picked up a copy of the receipt the driver signs for at the store where I dropped off. Cross your fingers that mine will show up in scans soon!