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Why would you say that? What got this resolved was someone with influence at USPS seeing the news story and intervening. The insurance amount was completely irr
by eridius 10y ago
Why would you say that? What got this resolved was someone with influence at USPS seeing the news story and intervening. The insurance amount was completely irrelevant to this.
Also, it apparently wasn't all that easy. They searched, came up with nothing, and then had to request a second search in order to find it.
- ryanlol 10y ago>Also, it apparently wasn't all that easy. They searched, came up with nothing, and then had to request a second search in order to find it. But they seemed to have procedures in place for doing so, no?
- eridius 10y agoSomeone with influence saying "search again, and search harder" is hardly a procedure.
- losteverything 10y agoThere is a system for congressional complaints that makes people act. Do you have any idea how many calls a day a supervisor answering the phone receives? Not just "where's my parcel" but the patron has data that states intermediary carriers (ups to PO for last mile) Thousands of calls a day. With 31,606 offices there has to be at least 2-3 calls per day. Search harder is a congressional command. (Besides all their political mail is free to them)