Worse Case:

End of driveway delivery to the EDGE OF THEIR TRUCK. If you don't have a
loading dock at your house capable of meeting the back of a semi, not their
problem. You will need to figure out how to get it down without damaging it
and how to get it to your house.

Best Case:

Driver wheels it up the driveway on his handtruck and delivers it to your
front door, with a"'howdy ma'm" and a toothy smile.

Most Likely Case:

Driver stands at the end of your driveway bitching about these deliveries,
helps you lower it to the ground and waits patiently for his $20 tip. At
which point he'll help you load it into your truck or wheel it to your
garage.

I had my snowblower delivered this way. I freaked out when I fully
understood what I had bought (I won't do it again) and figure $20 smooths
most wounds.

P

"Tony" > wrote in message
...
> After quite a while lurking here and reading various web pages, I decided
to
> get rid of my Sunbeam gas grill and move up to a Weber Genesis Gold C.
> Since I couldn't find a good local outlet, I ordered it from Amazon.
>
> Amazon has shipped it to me using Eagle USA--a company I'm not familiar
> with. Can anyone tell me whether Eagle will call me to setup a delivery
> time, or if they work like UPS and just show up whenever they're in your
> area?
>
> According to tracking, my order left Cincinnati on 7/20 with an estimated
> arrival date of 7/27. Based on Amazon's web site, I know I'll have to
sign
> for the arrival, hence my wondering on how the delivery logistics will
work.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Tony
>
>