Started out bad, ended pretty good.
I ordered two spare batteries for my new camera from Amazon. They wouldn't let me send it to my PO Box (the post office doesn't deliver to my physical address), which normally means it's going via UPS, and will be delivered to my home. No sweat, I give them my physical address.
The tracking data says my order is arriving on Friday, which is good, since that's my first day off, and I'll be home (I work out of town). So, on Wednesday, I check the tracking data and it says the package was delivered on Tuesday! WTF!?!
I call my wife and ask if the package arrived. No, nothing arrived. I go back to the tracking info, and now it says it was shipped via Fed-Ex, and delivered at 3:50 PM. At 3:50 PM my mother-in-law was having outpatient surgery, and my wife was with her. There was no one home to deliver a package to.
Skip forward to Friday morning. The missing package is still missing, and I call Fed-Ex. The girl on the phone tells me they delivered the package, addressed with my home address to the post office. Huh? Ignoring the fact that the post office doesn't deliver to my physical address, only to my PO Box, why would they hand the package to the USPS? They give me a post office number to call.
I call my wife and have her check the po box, just in case. No package. Then I call the post office. The girl I talk to says the available info says the package was delivered. After some discussion, she opens an investigation into the missing package.
Then I call Amazon. I explain the whole situation to the girl at Amazon. Within five minutes, she has two more batteries on the way, overnight with shipping fees waived. Counting the weekend, they'll be here Monday. Tracking data says they are coming UPS and are already at the local distribution center.
The girl tells me if the other package shows up, refuse delivery so they'll be sent back to Amazon, sorry for the problem, have a nice day.

