4 ms·
That's pretty much par for course with the USPS. One of the selling points of UPS/FedEx is that they have actual proper customer service (at least for large acc
by marcinzm 5y ago
That's pretty much par for course with the USPS. One of the selling points of UPS/FedEx is that they have actual proper customer service (at least for large accounts).
- Natsu 5y agoThat makes me wonder if shipping it via UPS or similar would get them more information?
- 4oh9do 5y agoOne time a USPS delivery person stole my package. I know this because the tracking information a USPS clerk looked up for me showed the delivery person marking the package as delivered while being nowhere near the delivery address. In fact, nowhere near an address at all. It was marked as delivered to a street-intersection which houses a vacant field. The USPS clerk acknowledged this, but said that because there were no other complaints about the delivery person that day, there was nothing they could do. So it seems like USPS delivery people are literally allowed to steal one item of mail a day.
- rightbyte 5y agoMaybe he drove off, remembered he had to register your package, and then stopped to register it as delivered. Later a thief took it from your mailbox?
- dataflow 5y agoI've seen USPS packages get marked as "delivered" quite a while after they've been physically delivered. Like half an hour later, if not more. Unless it was physically impossible to get to the marked location within that amount of time, I don't think you can assume the timing to mean anything as to its actual delivery.
- pavel_lishin 5y agoThe issue is not with USPS, but with Customs, a wholly separate government entity.
- marcinzm 5y agoThe sticker their package got links to the United States Postal Inspectors website which indicates this is USPS inspectors rather than an unrelated government agency. https://www.uspis.gov/about/what-we-do https://www.uspis.gov/about/what-we-do