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Post by Nutz on Aug 11, 2014 13:19:16 GMT -5
Even better!  My local post office has a separate section solely devoted to package pick ups. Unfortunately, it's just ONE worker to receive the claim slip and then go look for the package. As a result, the wait on line is frequently LOOOONNNNGGGGG. |
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Post by finalgear on Aug 11, 2014 15:08:27 GMT -5
Even better! My local post office has a separate section solely devoted to package pick ups. Unfortunately, it's just ONE worker to receive the claim slip and then go look for the package. As a result, the wait on line is frequently LOOOONNNNGGGGG. at least you did have to deal with postal insurance... postal insurance, just plain crap.. that doesn't guarantee anything.. just like.. First Class postal, priority mail, express mail... all it equal up to is "regular mail".... which is snail speed delivery  |
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Post by Souji Monaru on Aug 24, 2014 19:56:47 GMT -5
I get my packages usually three days after I pay for them. If the air freight is fast, I can even get it two days later! Happened twice, if I recall...
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Post by Nutz on Aug 25, 2014 17:08:34 GMT -5
Even better! My local post office has a separate section solely devoted to package pick ups. Unfortunately, it's just ONE worker to receive the claim slip and then go look for the package. As a result, the wait on line is frequently LOOOONNNNGGGGG. at least you did have to deal with postal insurance... postal insurance, just plain crap.. that doesn't guarantee anything.. just like.. First Class postal, priority mail, express mail... all it equal up to is "regular mail".... which is snail speed delivery If there's insurance on it, the mail carrier usually tries to be more careful w/ the package, and not just leave it on the doorstep. |
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Post by finalgear on Aug 26, 2014 7:03:49 GMT -5
at least you did have to deal with postal insurance... postal insurance, just plain crap.. that doesn't guarantee anything.. just like.. First Class postal, priority mail, express mail... all it equal up to is "regular mail".... which is snail speed delivery If there's insurance on it, the mail carrier usually tries to be more careful w/ the package, and not just leave it on the doorstep. I hope you will never have to fill claims for the insurance, if your package goes M.I.A |
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