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The USPS will have gps coordinate of the scan made by the carrier on the street for delivery. --- If it made it to him or her. The carrier will enter one or mo

The USPS will have gps coordinate of the scan made by the carrier on the street for delivery. --- If it made it to him or her. The carrier will enter one or more dispositions such as delivered, damaged, attempted and 20 others. It does happen where a delivery from another company for last mile goes "missing" and the entire manifest is reportedly "delivered" to the USPS. When in reality it never got there. This happened semi frequently at Christmas so the arrivals were not "late." the other reason is someone stole the parcel. Almost always stuff reappears - but late. No company in the chain accepts "late" so they fudge the scans. I would not assume that having just the label and no parcel means anything conclusive.

byuu 10y ago
It means I won't be getting these games ever now, that much is for certain. Even if their story about "the machine at my label" is to be believed, I am now tasked with asking them to "please find my box. It's the brown, rectangular one with no label. Trust me, that one worth $5000 - 10000 is mine, even though there's no way for me to prove that."
- losteverything 10y ago
  Hopefully not. As a general rule "stuff" isn't allowed to sit around a mailroom or distribution center. Bad packaging and addresses happen daily. A formal investigation is needed. The USPS still bows to political pressure. Often a letter to your congressman (not accusing but seeking help), puts postal management in another gear - and may find your items.
  - byuu 10y ago
    I've still failed to get anyone to officially contact me on this matter. Exhausted every possible recourse I could think of. Any time I actually get a human involved, they just pass me off to some online form or say they can't help.
    - losteverything 10y ago
      If it truly got separated from the merchandise and it was not packed with a shipping more inside them most of the people you contacted are not capable of researching it. Try filing online and call your local congressional office. The workers in front of screens can't help in all likelihood. It has to be found by walking around. Good luck

byuu 10y ago

It means I won't be getting these games ever now, that much is for certain. Even if their story about "the machine at my label" is to be believed, I am now tasked with asking them to "please find my box. It's the brown, rectangular one with no label. Trust me, that one worth $5000 - 10000 is mine, even though there's no way for me to prove that."

losteverything 10y ago
Hopefully not. As a general rule "stuff" isn't allowed to sit around a mailroom or distribution center. Bad packaging and addresses happen daily. A formal investigation is needed. The USPS still bows to political pressure. Often a letter to your congressman (not accusing but seeking help), puts postal management in another gear - and may find your items.
- byuu 10y ago
  I've still failed to get anyone to officially contact me on this matter. Exhausted every possible recourse I could think of. Any time I actually get a human involved, they just pass me off to some online form or say they can't help.
  - losteverything 10y ago
    If it truly got separated from the merchandise and it was not packed with a shipping more inside them most of the people you contacted are not capable of researching it. Try filing online and call your local congressional office. The workers in front of screens can't help in all likelihood. It has to be found by walking around. Good luck