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Strike another one up for the Post Office

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That does stink, sounds like our UPS situation. All our packages come to our house, opened. When I complained the local terminal manager said it sounded like someone before delivery was "shopping"..:bang:

Pretty bad when there is a term for opening someone's packages to see if you want to steal it. Obviously though I order boring stuff because it always comes; just opened and gone through. :idontno:

That should be illegal.
 
Appearing soon at a clinic near you:healthcare managed by the same suspects.:shock:

I don't know what you mean. So, we get mad at insurance companies for telling us what treatments we do and don't need so why wouldn't we want politicians to design it in a national healthcare system.. Sorry tangent>>>

On another note, that is terrible SN as you would think they could get there in 3 days!!
 
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I don't know what you mean. So, we get mad at insurance companies for telling us what treatments we do and don't need so why wouldn't we want politicians to design it in a national healthcare system.. Sorry tangent>>>

On another note, that is terrible SN as you would think they could get there in 3 days!!

In the end, insurance companies are liable. Do you have to fight tooth and nail? Yep, but you can hold them accountable. Is the government liable for royal screw-ups? Well, maybe Nole can work on getting the post office to refund the value of her tickets that they mishandled. Want to take a bet on how that ends?;-)
 
In the end, insurance companies are liable. Do you have to fight tooth and nail? Yep, but you can hold them accountable. Is the government liable for royal screw-ups? Well, maybe Nole can work on getting the post office to refund the value of her tickets that they mishandled. Want to take a bet on how that ends?;-)

Sure, I get the guvmint.
 
right on..........................:biggrin:
 
The tickets will probably show up in a year or so. Once, I mailed a package to myself in order to same me from lugging it around. The item was very important. I had never experienced a problem mailing things first class, so I did it this time. When I got to the destination where the item was to be mailed, there was no package. :bang: About one year had passed before I get a delivery notice for an attempted delivery. Not having ordered anything to be delivered, my curiosity was peeked, so I drove to the post office to collect my package that afternoon. The handwriting on the address label looked like my own, but I thought that was weird. I opened my the package, and in it was the item I had mailed about a year ago. I asked the USPS peeps what was up with that sh_t. They told me that the Post Office to where I had mailed it must have to try to find the proper addressee after holding it for one year, so they returned it to the return address. Crazy, I know. If it is important, send it guaranteed, or with a tracer. If it is valuable, insure it. If it is non-replaceable, deliver it yourself.
 
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