It was Fed Ex Smart Post - final delivery by the US post office.
Where do you get mail? A small box at your apartment bldg? Where do pkg's too large for your mail box go?
Does your manager accept packages ? When you get mail & there is a pkg too large for your mail box - what do they do with the pkg? Are mail persons allowed to bring it to your door? What happens when UPS or Fed Ex delivers a pkg? Do they give it to your manager or are they allowed to ring your bell? Most apartment complexes will NOT allow shippers to knock on the doors of people who live in the bldg. Some do - some don't. If it allowed - perhaps they left it with a neighbor. Unless they felt it was completely safe to leave it outside your apartment door - I doubt if they did.
Did you check your mail box for a note?
Did you ask your apartment manager if he has it? I think its a possibility.
I would start by asking my manager or ask other people in your building where packages are left.
Post office is NOT open on Sat. Contact the post office on Monday. You can also contact Fed Ex - they contracted with USPS. You should also contact the seller & tell them you did NOT receive it because they contracted with Fed Ex & its up to the seller to get your pkg to you.
.I've had tracking info which said 'delivered' & I got it the next day. Mail is still delivered on Sat. If you haven't located your pkg - catch your mail person when he comes tomorrow and ask
Good Luck
if its delivered by fedex that's doesn't necessarily mean you have it it could mean they delivered it to usps which would be your local post office and the carrier would bring it the next day and on occasion they would come back out the same day. sometimes during the holidays the postmaster will also bring out packages that come in after the carrier has left.
Call your local FedEx office. Did you get a note saying they were there?
if they turned it over to the post office then you'll need to contact your local post office to see if they have the package.
It would have been left, no signature or anyone required to be at home.
