@moondogblues wrote:I started to reply to this but got the BIG ebay HOW do you like me now thing... maybe I won't get interrupted this time but I have had two issues with the PO, saying no such address when we could google it, and also a seller had to resend an envelope when they (PO) said the numbers didn't exist. Same numbers on the new envelope. We are going to the PO tomorrow to ask why this is happening...
The answer I keep getting from our postmaster is: "Not enough people, too many trainees". Given the string of faces we see on our regular carrier's day off, I can believe it. Our regular guy is great - always positive, always stops in, and even left us his cell number if we get a REALLY big day...or a nothing day. He works with us, so it's no problem to work with him.
The temps? I can't tell if we keep getting new ones because nobody wants the job or because they just aren't doing well enough to be kept on. Or both.
-Bob.
@naturalhealthstore wrote:Interesting. I have a similar situation. A package I mailed with priority mail to an address in Lees Summit, Missouri on January 23 was last scanned on January 27 and showed "in transit arriving late, moving through the system". On Feb 6, I filed a missing item report online and I have not heard anything from USPS as of today.
You should be able to file an insurance claim for non-delivery. Do so. That action alone rattles the big cages and points out where in-house mistakes are costing USPS money.
-Bob.
