When did it become professionally ok for Australian company's to lie? The seemingly common practice of Auspost (Startrack) saying a parcel was attempted to be delivered and nobody home, when in fact we were, has to be stamped out immediately. It's utterly infuriating, and it has happened countless times over the last couple of years. Last time it occurred, I was painting our apartment all day with door open and paint cans and sheets out the door (clearly indicating someone was home) and yet we recieve a notice in our mailbox that they had attempted a delivery and nobody was home. They clearly didn't even bother to come to the apartment itself. On this occasion, we recieved the same notice in our letter box yesterday (Friday), I was at home at the time, they did not take the parcel to the local post at the end of the day (we checked this morning), and therefore we now have to wait until Tuesday to pick up from the post office as Monday is a public holiday. Evidently, the driver not only couldn't be bothered in legitimately delivering anything to anyone's door (instead placing collection cards in peoples post boxes), but did not even wish to finish their job on Friday either and drop their undelivered parcels to the drop point so people could collect. I guess the driver was just too excited to start their long weekend. This is class A slackness. We have recently had an appalling experience with Jetstar who blatantly and shamelessly lie to their customers, and now it's Australia post. Things are seriously going backwards. What happened to ethics and integrity?
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