An alcohol retailer says he is $2,500 out of pocket after a botched delivery of expensive Moutai (Chinese liquor), claiming that a delivery man had inexplicably damaged the goods during delivery. Read more at stomp.straitstimes.com
An alcohol retailer says he is $2,500 out of pocket after a botched delivery of expensive Moutai , claiming that a delivery man had inexplicably damaged the goods during delivery., a customer had received a box of Moutai on Sept 14. The man, Lu Guanghui, 65, said he saw the delivery man kicking the box and shattering some of the bottles inside."I followed behind and saw the delivery man put the box on the ground, and then kick it a few times," Lu told Shin Min.
"Since I urgently needed to give away two bottles as a gift, I contacted the retailer and asked him to send two bottles first," Lu said. Sun, 40, said he contacted Grab over the matter but was told that the company wasn't responsible for the actions of their delivery partners.
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