They are probably all doing it this time of year when traffic is high. I have a co-worker who ordered a live turtle. The package had a hand warmer inside that was supposed to be good for 18 hours. The turtle was ordered last week and the sender was supposed to call my co-worker when the turtle was shipped and Fed-Ex was supposed to call when the package was to be delivered. There were bright orange "Live Animal" stickers all over this package. Nobody had called him. When he got home after work, the package was sitting outside on the back side of his porch, the side of his house that he rarely uses. It was about 5 degrees when he saw the package and the turtle took 2 hours before it showed any kind of life. It was probably within a few minutes of dying. (Spare me the "he shouldn't have ordered it in this weather" stories. It's my co-worker, not me, and he probably shouldn't have) Needless to say, he had two phone calls that he made and he was irate. I doubt that they will listen to him or even care. They are too busy.
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