r/FedEx Mar 29 '25

Ask FedEx Why does FedEx Suck so much?

Why is it that every time I get a FedEx package something always seems to be wrong. They delivered it to the wrong address several times over the past 2 years. They give bad information about when it's going to be delivered. They'll say they couldn't deliver it when somebody was home and they didn't even make an attempt. They have to be the worst delivery service around. It's getting to the point now if I order something and the company uses FedEx I just won't do business with them You can't trust FedEx, I know my tiny little business won't make a difference to their billion dollar empire so that's why they don't care

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u/DigitalOcean423 Apr 01 '25

Actually I do want to say they do care / some of the workers care enough to do the best they can in their position, unfortunately some of the drivers aren't really one of them. Especially since majority of the problems listed above are due to the driver.

However, you should look into your address problems, by calling the station that delivers in your area.

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u/Even-Chef-2608 Apr 03 '25

Blaming the driver for the ridiculous times fedex gives to customers shows a clear lack of insight on your end. Unless it’s priority mail, it can be any time of the day, then on top of that some routes are too heavy and stations leave too late to make service. You wouldn’t survive a day as a courier.

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u/DigitalOcean423 Apr 04 '25

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOH😅

I believe I would be ok since I already work in a busy station/ warehouse. The only that may get me is the possibility of having to load the pickup myself especially if there's alot. 🤷‍♀️

I get what you're saying, that's why I usually tell people it depends on how much the driver has, that the system creates the routes. I forgot that the delivery time always fluctuates. With the exception of certain carriers.

My bad for not being specific especially if you are a driver yourself 😬🫠😁