FedEx Express Horror Stories: What are some common ones?

My horror story with FedEx Express was when I received a package that was clearly opened and resealed. Some items were missing from it. When I contacted them, they took a long time to even start an investigation. They didn't seem to take my complaint seriously at first, and it was a real hassle to get any sort of compensation or resolution.

One horror story could be packages getting lost constantly. I've heard of people sending important documents or gifts through Fedex and they just vanished without a trace. Fedex claimed they were in transit but never showed up at the destination.

There have been instances where the booking system of National Express has malfunctioned. People thought they had booked seats properly but when they arrived at the station, there was no record of their booking. This led to a lot of chaos and stress for the passengers as they had to sort out the situation on the spot while also trying not to miss their trips.

The most common might be the unexpected results. For example, someone goes in for vision correction and ends up with distorted vision. Another is poor communication. They don't fully inform the patient about what could go wrong. Also, there are cases where the recovery process is much more difficult than expected, like excessive pain or slow healing, and the patient feels like they were not prepared for it at all.

One of Fedex's success stories is its highly efficient global delivery network. It can reach almost every corner of the world, ensuring timely delivery of packages. For example, it has been successful in delivering important business documents and time - sensitive medical supplies.

Well, a typical horror story is about sensitivity. After getting veneers, some patients experience extreme tooth sensitivity to hot and cold. It can be so bad that they can't enjoy normal foods and drinks. There are also instances where the gums around the veneers become inflamed. This can be due to poor installation or an allergic reaction to the materials used. And sometimes, the veneers don't match the surrounding teeth color as well as expected, looking like a patchy or mismatched set.

I'm not sure specifically as I haven't accessed the latest Fedex top stories right now. It could be about new delivery routes, innovative packaging solutions, or major business partnerships they've entered into recently.

A lot of owner - builder horror stories involve budget overruns. They start with a certain amount in mind for the project, but then unexpected costs keep piling up. For instance, when they start digging for the foundation, they hit rock and need special equipment to continue, which wasn't in the original budget. Also, there can be problems with the quality of materials. They might buy materials at a lower cost thinking they're getting a good deal, but those materials turn out to be of poor quality. Like the roofing shingles start to crack after a short while, and then they have to replace them all over again, costing more money and time.

A frequent horror story in hair restoration is misdiagnosis. Some people might be wrongly told that they have a type of hair loss that can be easily fixed with a certain treatment, when in fact their situation is more complex. For instance, if the hair loss is due to an underlying health condition like a hormonal imbalance, just doing a simple hair transplant without addressing the root cause won't work. And sometimes, the cost of these hair restoration attempts can be exorbitant, leaving people in financial distress with no real improvement in their hair situation.

One common Skype interview horror story is the bad connection. I had an interview once where the video kept freezing and the audio was choppy. It was really hard to communicate clearly. The interviewer seemed frustrated too.