Posted by Angela Lambert on 10/25/12 10:12am
Msg #440278

Wrong delivery

Uggggh, ever send a package to the wrong company?

Reply by Teresa/FL on 10/25/12 10:20am
Msg #440279

I have not had that happen to me, but others have posted about this.

My solution, which has worked for me so far, is to print 2 copies of the shipping label.

One goes on the outside of the envelope and the other is placed on top of the signed docs. By matching up the labels as I am preparing my shipping packages, I ensure that I am shipping the right set of docs to the right company.

Reply by SAmobile/TX on 10/25/12 10:32am
Msg #440281

Great suggestion Teresa. Thanks.

Reply by Angela Lambert on 10/25/12 10:43am
Msg #440282

Thank you!

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 10/25/12 10:47am
Msg #440286

All that being said - make sure you follow up and get

the correction made and the package properly delivered as soon as possible. It is on YOU to make this right.

JMHO

Reply by GOLDGIRL/CA on 10/25/12 10:51am
Msg #440289

Being a mobile notary means having to say you're sorry

MUCH has been posted here about misdirected packages, Angela. Since you didn't offer any details, it's impossible to give you any real help .. except to say if it's currently in transit with FedEx you can call and have them reroute it. Other than that, do a search on how to handle it if it has reached its (wrong) destination.

Reply by sueharke on 10/25/12 2:32pm
Msg #440337

Luckily, the only time this happened to me is when the SS gave me the wrong shipping information. It seems the title companies (the correct one) was across the street from each other.

Reply by Clem/CA on 10/25/12 11:20am
Msg #440291

Print docs, remove air bill and place on shipping envelope, clip envelope to printed docs with binder clip.

Reply by NVLSlady/VA on 10/25/12 11:26am
Msg #440293

Worst so far, is standing at the Fedex counter with a UPS pckg in my hand (or vice versa). Been there, done that

Reply by Angela Lambert on 10/25/12 11:28am
Msg #440295

Wth several emails and phone calling it's finally straight. I am the type to do the research and get on the ball. Man, what a twisted day. Lesson learned!! Thanks for the tips! (I'm sure it's 5:00 somewhere?)

Reply by wv/or on 10/25/12 11:39am
Msg #440299

I write on the airbill the borrowers last name, so I can double check the last names before I insert in envelope.

Reply by Karla/OR on 10/25/12 11:42am
Msg #440301

wv/or~ love your idea!! Thanks!! n/m

Reply by Les_CO on 10/25/12 11:42am
Msg #440300

My friend that has a SS, and tries to only use experienced NSA’s has it happen at least once a week. Always double check your work at the table, which includes putting the proper liable on the proper envelope/box. I seal mine before I leave, but yes I know there are sometimes fax-backs for purchases/second homes, etc., in which case I put the entire package/envelope/label in a large manila envelope, keeping everything together for later. Take your time! It takes seconds to seal the envelope, and place the label….seconds out of hours of work….take an extra 10 seconds and check! JMO

Reply by Angela Lambert on 10/25/12 1:40pm
Msg #440326

I wouldn't be surprised if they never call me agan. :-(

Reply by Les_CO on 10/25/12 1:53pm
Msg #440330

As I said it is a common occurrence. If you fixed it or at least tried there should be no problem, depending on the company. If they need someone in your area they will probably call again. My friend uses people that make mistakes, especially those that learn from them. Those that lie about it, or just blow it off, she doesn’t call again. Good luck!

Reply by Angela Lambert on 10/25/12 2:03pm
Msg #440334

Hope so. I'm waiting on docs now to which I emailed and called about them. I have a signing in exactly an hour and have over 30 min t get there. They said they are waiting on the HUD approval.

Thank you for the encouragement!

Reply by HisHughness on 10/25/12 2:03pm
Msg #440333

I feel your pain. Once had flowers delivered to the wife that were intended for the girlfriend.

Reply by Rose/TX on 10/25/12 4:04pm
Msg #440359

HAHAHAHAHAHA...Thanks Hugh I needed that laugh!!

Reply by Les_CO on 10/25/12 5:38pm
Msg #440377

And........? Was she fooled to believe that you were an honest, adoring, faithful, obedient, loving, giving, true to your vows spouse? Or did she see your dark heart and eager unbridled libido, only lusting for momentary immediate gratification? I assume this was years ago when your wit wasn't as dull as your pencil?

Reply by laurielnc on 10/25/12 4:42pm
Msg #440364

As soon as I print label I write borrowers name on the bottom. Ends confusion at last minute!

Reply by laurielnc on 10/25/12 4:43pm
Msg #440365

Oops, didn't see earlier reply.