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Some might slip through the cracks. But in most cases they'd just give the receiver a postage due notice and those junk companies wouldn't pay so it get trashed
by dawnerd 7y ago
Some might slip through the cracks. But in most cases they'd just give the receiver a postage due notice and those junk companies wouldn't pay so it get trashed anyways.
Better to make sure the company gets it so they have to pay someone to open it.
- chipperyman573 7y agoHow could it slip through the cracks and still charge the company the full charge?
- dawnerd 7y agoI meant usps might miss it. It happens, sometimes they don't catch overweight items. Fun fact, there's some businesses that take advantage of this fact. I ordered two huge rolls of bubble wrap and the shipper stuck a first class label on it. I weighed the bag and it was 3lbs. All depends on if the postal employee feels like bothering with it.
- chipperyman573 7y agoInteresting, I assumed that it was an automated system to reject it ("sorry, the computer won't accept it unless the scale has a lower weight than what was paid, nothing I can do"). But if it's manual that makes sense