After filing a claim and fighting with the post office over a loss claim I'm
not enthusiastic with USPS service. I guess my WWII British Wirecutters
are probably in the same place that Joe's lug wrench is. I don't think that
the Post Office even looks when they have a claim filed. It looks like an
item like a lug wrench or wirecutters would show up someplace. If the item
is over about 4 lbs, UPS seems to be the better alternative.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jim Rice" <majrice@hotmail.com>
To: "Military Vehicles Mailing List" <mil-veh@mil-veh.org>
Sent: Wednesday, December 27, 2000 1:34 PM
Subject: Re: [MV] USPS another shot!!
> USPS service isn't what it is said to be. I paid for a Priority Mail
> package via Amazon. It was accepted by the USPS at noon on 19 December.
It
> finally arrived at my house yesterday (26 Dec) evening.......hum, seven
days
> for a priority package? I don't care to hear about the excuse of hundreds
> of thousand packages delivered. They didn't maintain their delivery
within
> 3-4 days as advertized. Why did I bother to pay them extra money so they
> could deliver it late?
>
> BTW, the "tracking" number provided to see where my package was?......as
of
> 26 Dec, all it provides was the package was "accepted" at Fernley, NV at
> 12:29 pm on 19 December. Yeah, that is service, NOT.
>
> Jim Rice
>
>
>
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