Undeliverables. In order to invoice for an unsuccessful delivery proper scanning and record of the Piece number, time and detailed reason for no completion of service in the Exception sheet is mandatory. (Payment may be challenged by the Company)
(A) Multiple legitimate and reasonable stops to make a successful delivery may be claimable. A second attempt is to be made when the first stop was unsuccessful and there is a legitimate reason to believe that a second attempt will be successful. Any subsequent attempts after the first attempt and during the same day must be authorized by Management.
(B) Enter and exception (NH, BA, etc) after all efforts have been made and the result of the Stop is confirmed. (I.e.: Multi-pieces) There is a rate paid per piece (Please see point 8 ‘Pieces’).
Undeliverables. If the Parcel is deemed to contain Unacceptable Goods, the recipient cannot be reasonably identified or located, or the recipient refuses delivery (collectively, “Undeliverables”), PBI will use reasonable efforts to instruct the USPS to return the Parcel to the Facility from which the Parcel originated at your cost.
Undeliverables. 4.1 Consignments cannot be delivered to PO boxes.
4.2 If the Receiver refuses delivery or cannot accept delivery or the Consignment is deemed by the Receiver to be unacceptable or the Receiver cannot reasonably be identified or located then TCG shall use reasonable efforts to return the Consignment to the Sender at the Customer’s cost, failing which TCG shall be entitled to dispose of or sell the Consignment without incurring any liability to the Customer or to any other party what- soever. The Customer shall be responsible for all costs associated with the disposal or sale of the Consignment and TCG shall be entitled to deduct from the proceeds of the sale sufficient funds to meet these costs.
4.3 If no one is available to take delivery, TCG will make a further attempt or attempts and if delivery cannot be completed, TCG will apply a Return To Sender label and return the Consignment to the Sender at the Customer’s cost.
4.4 Consignments which do not fall within the Service Option limits set out in the SLA may not be delivered and may be subject to additional charges and may be returned to the Sender at the Customer’s cost.
Undeliverables. If the Parcel is deemed to contain Unacceptable Goods, the consignee cannot be reasonably identified or located, or consignee refuses delivery (collectively, “Undeliverables”), PBI shall use reasonable efforts to cause the Service Provider to return the Parcel to the Facility from which the Parcel originated at Your cost.
