I already had my hands full this week with changing over bookkeeping systems to an upgraded package and brand new checks in a new layout (necessary because our bank changed routing numbers five years ago, and our grace period for using the old checks has finally run out). Now UPS has given me even more stress by delivering not one, but two packages (including said new blank checks) in the past week to the building next door.

The packages didn't require a signature release, and the second one (that I still don't have) was marked on UPS's log as being left by the front door since no one answered. The problem was that it wasn't my front door. The UPS driver is just flat out delivering things to the wrong address, and the kind folks next door have to put up with it. I know they're very honest and nice people, but neither they nor I should have to deal with the headache of having custody of someone else's blank checks.

If you order sensitive material, make sure to tell the vendor not to use UPS for it.