USPS Shipment Lost. Do you know any effective way?

Are these the 'John Lamour Sex Tapes' that the Post Office is raising a stink about?

 

What they are telling you is accurate. They can't track it. I dont about the responsibility part, it depends if it was insured or not. I thought Priority mail was insured for $100 but I could be wrong. I am pretty sure it is if you do it online.

All you can do really is contact the post office it was sent from and ask to speak to a manager, and contact the receiving post office and ask to speak to a manager. Hopefully someone remembers something... maybe your mailman got it but delivered to the wrong place or something.

Delivery confirmation is like $0.80, if the package is worth more than $0.80 then its worthwhile to get it.

 

Ask to speak to the post master and insist to him that you want to sign a complaint, I promise that will get you Priority service on this issue (pun intended).

 

UPS will take care of it!

 

UPS at least insures automatically for $100, and provides accurate tracking so when you lose a shipment, you know it's lost, and they pop you a check.

USPS tells us not to bother them with a tracking request until a shipment is 30 DAYS OLD!! Lotta good that will do you.

 

I have routinely had Priority Mail shipments take 2-3 sometimes 4 weeks. If they were a private company they would have been out of business years ago. I wouldn't be surprised if your tapes arrive in good time. I only use Priority Mail when I really have no other choice. On the other hand, Federal Express has NEVER screwed up a shipment from me or to me.

 

POLICY OF UPS

AUTOMATICALLY INSURED UP TO 100.00

AFTER 100.00, YOU OR CUSTOMER PAYS .50 PER 100.00 OVER 100.00

EVERY UPS PACKAGE HAS A TRACKING LABEL...CAN BE TRACKED IN 2 SECONDS..

I THOUGHT THIS WAS ABOUT THE UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE, NOT UPS

PLEASE CLARIFY YOSHI..

BRUCE

 

Bruce, write this down, it's important.

USPS=United States Postal Service.
UPS= United Parcel Service.

Professor Jim.

 

YEA, WHATS YOUR POINT??

 

I try to avoid the Post Office as much as possible. The only thing you can count on them for is to deliver the junk mail and lose anything important. F\/CK the USPS.