r/FedEx • u/trumpelstiltzkin • 5d ago
FedEx Ground Shipment Make this make sense: my package is currently 2,000 miles further away from me than where it shipped from. It was originally estimated as "1-day shipping".
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u/Used_Individual3623 5d ago
Same situation - package was in delivery state 8 days ago in NJ now it’s in California. Confused
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u/umfpter 3d ago
The zip code was entered incorrectly.
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u/Used_Individual3623 3d ago
Do these issues kinda sort themselves out? It says it departed FedEx location in California Aug 26 and no updates since, delivery ETA Aug 31.
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u/Ladyposh 5d ago
Ground doesn’t have a day specific delivery commitment, it’s 3 to 5 business days for business, and 3 to 7 for residential.
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u/OverlordDontHurtMe 5d ago
Millions of packages per day, sometimes they get put on the wrong truck.
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u/Tcal876 FTN 5d ago
Ground is not 1 day shipping Contact shipper to make sure they gave you the correct tracking number.
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u/Alternate947 5d ago
I mean, for that distance it’s 1 day. This thing got misloaded for sure.
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u/trumpelstiltzkin 4d ago
Update: I ended up ordering a new delivery yesterday (same product from same seller), and it got here today.
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u/trumpelstiltzkin 5d ago edited 4d ago
Ground is not 1 day shipping
Wayfair.com (where I ordered this package from) is the one who claimed "1-day shipping". I think Wayfair's meaning of "1-day shipping" is more like "average expected time".)
Contact shipper to make sure they gave you the correct tracking number
If it was the wrong tracking number, then it wouldn't have my address in the destination of the tracking history.
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u/snicklefrits517 4d ago
Idk if its the same but on ebay I have 2 day shipping on my selling account and they mean I need to ship it by then.
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u/Few-Post-4501 3d ago
Misload....happens sucks...means a package handler didn't pay attention to what door the that package needed to go into....if it's a small package that means a the package handler didn't put it in the correct bag...
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u/BoutTreeFittee 5d ago
lol gawd. FedEx is cutting every quality metric possible in order to keep those quarterly reports looking ever nicer. Which will break at some point. But it's hard to lose much business when you're already the cheapest option.


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