Archguy
Official Roiurama Factory Rep
Karma always wins out in the end.
I like to think so, but then there's Joe Stalin.
Karma always wins out in the end.
There's no shortage of murky ethics out there, that's for sureThanks for all the responses.
I think the ethics get a little murky when the party on the losing end is a giant Fortune 500 company selling mostly products made by low wage factory workers. I mean, if you saw a well off looking person drop a penny, would you go out of your way to track them down and return it to them?
But nevertheless, as I said previously, I plan to contact them and ask what they want me to do.
I think the ethics get a little murky when the party on the losing end is a giant Fortune 500 company selling mostly products made by low wage factory workers.
I think the ethics get a little murky when the party on the losing end is a giant Fortune 500 company selling mostly products made by low wage factory workers.
YesI mean, if you saw a well off looking person drop a penny, would you go out of your way to track them down and return it to them?
Ethical/legal question. Opinions welcome.
^^^This is a oxymoron
I think you already know what's right to do, but will you should be the question.
Thanks for all the responses.
I think the ethics get a little murky when the party on the losing end is a giant Fortune 500 company selling mostly products made by low wage factory workers. I mean, if you saw a well off looking person drop a penny, would you go out of your way to track them down and return it to them?
But nevertheless, as I said previously, I plan to contact them and ask what they want me to do.
They lost their phone. Tell them where to find it.
Ok. Here's the story. A few weeks ago, we ordered a new phone for my wife. I got it through Best Buy, since their prices were much better than going through the At&t website. So, I placed the order, and it said the phone would arrive in about 4 days. I check the tracking now and then, and it says a label was created with Fedex. It stayed this way for about a week and a half past the original estimated arrival date.
I wasn't too concerned, but I called Best Buy just to see what was up. They said the order was "stuck" and that they would reship it. Sounds good, I say.
About 2 days later, it arrived. All good. I activated the phone, and now my wife is a happy camper.
Then, the next day, today, another package arrives, this time with UPS, from Best Buy. Inside, another phone. I assume this was the first shipment, which became "unstuck." Although how or why it switched to UPS, I'm not sure. Maybe this was actually the reshipped one?
Anyway, we now have another identical phone, and not a cheap one. (Galaxy S9)
What should I do here? My first thought was to just sit on it for a little while and see if Best Buy or At&t contact us about it.
One more detail, in the original order, which said it was shipping Fedex, said it need to be signed for. The first phone that arrived with Fedex, was just left at the door. The second one, with UPS had to be signed for.
Thoughts?