Lily (Osako)
Everything all at once
- Jul 30, 2022
- 381
So I went ahead and ordered more SN from a different company and this time I had to sign for it.
Is that typical? (I'm in the US)
Is that typical? (I'm in the US)
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I wouldn't sweat it. It was probably a "cover your ass" from the distributor. Also if the cost was X amount that may have triggered the signing. So you can't say you never got it. It's a legal substance that is used for lots of stuff.
Passersby
Trapped in space and time
- Aug 29, 2019
- 1,655
Probably not a big deal. They may have just mailed it like that requiring a signature for delivery. It is kind of wired that they would send it like that though. The main thing is that you got it. So all good now.I ordered SN a couple days ago and it said it required me to sign as well, didn't think much of it though and I'm not worried about it. Think it's just how it is, but I don't order stuff that often so I'm not sure?
Hercules
Arcanist
- Jan 31, 2021
- 408
It doesn't mean anything. Some companies require a signature on delivery so that they have proof that you received the package, so you can't later claim that you never received it and want a refund.
Lily (Osako)
Everything all at once
- Jul 30, 2022
- 381
That's true. Thank you!Similar threads
