A Hermes customer complained publicly about an incident with the parcel service.
The "Schooling" note didn't soothe her.
Cottbus - Dubious honor for Hermes: The parcel service has its own unofficial complaints group on Facebook with around 2,800 members.
Right there, a customer from Cottbus vented her anger with two photos.
Your information has not been confirmed, but there is nothing to indicate a fake, especially since you also reported numerous details when asked by tz.de.
Hermes customer from Cottbus angry: "Just thrown over a 1.80 m high fence"
"Just thrown over a six-foot fence," she writes.
"Thank God the seller padded it twice and three times ... something impossible." She also posts two photos.
One shows the cast iron statue of a horse.
The collector ordered these via eBay classifieds, the value is 80 euros, she explains when asked.
At least the good piece survived the fall unscathed.
She also shows the notification slip from Hermes.
The messenger apologized on this - apparently he was aware that throwing the package over the fence is not quite okay.
But his "training" along with a smiley could not appease the customer either.
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This is how she found the package behind the fence: The Hermes customer reproduced the photo for tz.de.
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Hermes customer from Cottbus probably found "school league" notes on the floor
"The note was on the ground in front of the goal, I didn't even see it," she explains.
"At first I thought that my daughter put the package there and picked it up ... I thought, why is she putting it in the dirt.
You have to have enough time to at least put it aside.
Only found out when she came into the house with the parcel label.”
Parcel messenger drivers really don't have the most enviable job and are often under stress.
Of course, wrong decisions are made, from which customers often have to suffer.
After all, there are always deliverers who write positive headlines.
For example, the one who allegedly prevented a catastrophe.
Or the animal lover who left an important note in a note.
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The horse is now rearing up on the chimney, as shown by the collector on request.
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Hermes customers can at least add the statue to their collection without prejudice
However, the Hermes messenger and the statue collector from Cottbus will no longer be friends, she also suspects him of having caused at least one broken shipment before.
After all, the horse made it safely into the circle of her other pieces of jewelry and will rear up over her chimney in the future, as the photo above shows.
A few months ago, neighbors who had received a DPD package caused a scandal.
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