Amazon Prime Advice

[+ Avalon]

I have a rent mail box. I ordered several books. All but one arrived. There were different dates. The tracking said it arrived two weeks ago. It had been a month since my landlord brought me groceries and mail. He came by today. I called the rent box store. They said they did not have it. Advice?

 

Early October I ordered some meds for diabetic toe pain. It should have arrived early October. It too was not there. I reordered it today. But they gave me a 20% discount.

[Gvtire]

Have everything delivered to your home since you have a walker now

[+ Avalon]

Have everything delivered to your home since you have a walker now

 

Despite the walker my legs are weak; I can not go far.

[+ FreshFluff]

Contact Amazon and tell them the items never arrived. If the rep won't refund you, ask to speak to a supervisor. Here's the link to use chat:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/contact-us/general-questions.html

 

Or you can call them at 1 (888) 280-4331.

 

I would report the multiple missing items to the mailbox store. You're paying them for this service, and if there's a theft issue, they should know.

[cany10011]

Can you ship things to your place and ask your super to bring it to you? I’m sure you’d save money on the mailbox rental and you can use the money to tip the super.

[+ Avalon]

Contact Amazon and tell them the items never arrived. If the rep won't refund you, ask to speak to a supervisor. Here's the link to use chat:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/contact-us/general-questions.html

 

Or you can call them at 1 (888) 280-4331.

 

I would report the multiple missing items to the mailbox store. You're paying them for this service, and if there's a theft issue, they should know.

 

THANK-YOU!!! I didn't know they had a phone number. Again thanks!

 

I did report the missing items to the rent box store; they said they searched. I'm expecting more meds.

 

I hate to bother my landlord too much. That's why it was a month since he was here but he said to call him anytime.

 

Can you ship things to your place and ask your super to bring it to you? I’m sure you’d save money on the mailbox rental and you can use the money to tip the super.

 

No super; just the landlord.

[+ Travis69]

It might be easier for your landlord to have things delivered to him, mail and packages, instead of going to the mailbox place. Perhaps ask him what is easiest for him.

[+ Travis69]

Despite the walker my legs are weak; I can not go far.

A wheelchair would come in handy then.;)

[Larstrup]

It might be easier for your landlord to have things delivered to him, mail and packages, instead of going to the mailbox place. Perhaps ask him what is easiest for him.

 

Throw in the grocery runs, and he's more of a caretaker than he is a landlord. What would happen if the landlord changed jobs or if he's the owner, sold the building?

[+ Avalon]

Throw in the grocery runs, and he's more of a caretaker than he is a landlord. What would happen if the landlord changed jobs or if he's the owner, sold the building?

 

He is a retired school teacher who substitutes.

[Larstrup]

He is a retired school teacher who substitutes.

 

What if he suddenly and unexpectedly died? What would you do then? I'd work from that premise - forward.

[+ Avalon]

What if he suddenly and unexpectedly died? What would you do then? I'd work from that premise - forward.

 

The county has a program where you can hire people to help. They are well screened.

[BabyBoomer]

I'm expecting more meds.

 

 

Prescription meds?

 

~Boomer~

[+ Travis69]

Throw in the grocery runs, and he's more of a caretaker than he is a landlord. What would happen if the landlord changed jobs or if he's the owner, sold the building?

I agree. Most people at one point in their life depend on the kindness of others, I helped a woman in my building for 3 years. My concern is the "lost packages" from the mail place especially if it's medicine he needs.

[Larstrup]

Contact Amazon and tell them the items never arrived. If the rep won't refund you, ask to speak to a supervisor. Here's the link to use chat:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/contact-us/general-questions.html

 

Or you can call them at 1 (888) 280-4331.

 

I would report the multiple missing items to the mailbox store. You're paying them for this service, and if there's a theft issue, they should know.

 

You don’t even have to call Amazon. They’ll call you. Amazon has the most customer centric business probably in the world. Simply click on your order, then click where’s my order, and then click call me. You should also be using order tracking which will send you an email or text alert when your package shipped and when it’s delivered.

[+ Avalon]

Prescription meds?

 

~Boomer~

 

I get eight (?) prescription meds in the mail. 90 day supplies. I pay $0 for them. I only have Medicare Part D. I think I haven't met the donut hole yet. Two are coming but they have to get refill prescriptions from my doctor. I always had a co-pay at the pharmacy.

 

I have one I have to pay $80 for. It's for diabetic toe pain. The rent box store couldn't find it; it should have arrived early October. So I reordered it. They gave me a 20% discount.

[+ Avalon]

You don’t even have to call Amazon. They’ll call you. Amazon has the most customer centric business probably in the world. Simply click on your order, then click where’s my order, and then click call me. You should also be using order tracking which will send you an email or text alert when your package shipped and when it’s delivered.

 

I just checked the tracking of an order of a book that I got. Then I checked the tracking of the book I didn't get. It did not get to my town. Yet it said the book had arrived. In fact the order was routed through 5 different towns,

[BabyBoomer]

they have to get refill prescriptions from my doctor.

 

No doctor will endlessly refill prescriptions without physically seeing a patient. What do you do then?

 

~Boomer~

[Larstrup]

I agree. Most people at one point in their life depend on the kindness of others, I helped a woman in my building for 3 years. My concern is the "lost packages" from the mail place especially if it's medicine he needs.

 

Absolutely. But @Avalon Would benefit from Amazon’s keyless delivery. Since he’s home all the time he would know when the package was going to be delivered and it wouldn’t scare him to death when someone arrived at his front door.

 

https://www.amazon.com/b?ie=UTF8&node=17861200011

[Larstrup]

But I’m sure that won’t work for him either.

[Larstrup]

No doctor will endlessly refill prescriptions without physically seeing a patient. What do you do then?

 

~Boomer~

 

Exactly. Typically it’s one year. Oftentimes less. Time seems to be running out for a solution.

[+ Avalon]

No doctor will endlessly refill prescriptions without physically seeing a patient. What do you do then?

 

~Boomer~

 

I don't know.

[+ Travis69]

But I’m sure that won’t work for him either.

Yep!!!!! I moved a friend into my building to help him but sat him down first and told him what I expected of him and what I would do. I would be @Avalon's worst nightmare!!!!!!!!!:eek:

[Larstrup]

I don't know.

 

You should, because you will soon.

[+ Travis69]

I don't know.

You get a wheelchair so you can easily get to a car/taxi and get to the doctor!!!!!!