Posted by rossow (mn) on March 13, 2020 at 09:27:36 from (69.24.170.253):
In Reply to: USPS mail delivery posted by Ih10020 on March 12, 2020 at 18:38:02:
My wife sent a large box of textbooks and other books by media mail in January. Entire box has disappeared. Post office has no explanation, other than the last it was seen was several hundred miles south of us -- the opposite direction from where it should have been headed. She has filled out the form but has no hope of ever seeing the books again. (Problem is that "media mail" is relatively cheap, even though ti still cost her something like $20; insurance wasn't an option. Live and learn, I guess.)
On a related USPS topic, hardly a week goes by that I don't get other people's mail in my mailbox. I dutifully put the items back into my box, flag up and correct address circled in black. What worries me is how much of my own mail maybe goes to the wrong box and gets tossed by the faulty recipient rather than getting put back into the box.
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