USPS lost my package

[Marble]

I have more $ than I care to admit in my wife's ring (not as much as you) and I've been begging her to get rid of it. She wears it to work or 'out and about,' but mostly wears these:

Amazon.com

I've bought her a few of those. And she wears them occasionally. I have been wearing one of those silicone rings since 2018.

I've tried to get her to not wear her ring while she works out. Not happening...

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[Nightstandx]

I had a package shipped by USPS on 3/17/2021 and on 3/24/2021 the tracking indicated it had gone to the wrong state and then vanished. I called their help number and the agent advised me to submit a package search request.

Well the search request took 7 months. Each month from February to august I would get an email stating that they were still searching and expected to find it. Finally on 12/8/2022 They sent me an email saying the search finished and the package was lost, never to be found again.

and then it hit me never to use them again UPS are more reliable.. so far that is.

 

[flathead#2]

If it absolutely, positively has to be there in the next 60 days, do NOT use the USPS.

 

[Anybody3456]

Per the usual... USPS fails to deliver! I don't even trust them with my junk mail.

 

[NRA4LIFE]

If you haven't had any problems with USPS in the last 4-5 years, you haven't mailed anything.

 

[Dos Perros]

I was pretty sure one of you sickos was going to ask @Marble to post pictures. "For science," or something like that.

 

[Marble]

I was pretty sure one of you sickos was going to ask @Marble to post pictures. "For science," or something like that.

I think I posted a few pics in some thread about bragging on wives quite a while back.

As tempting as it may be, I think I've derailed this thread enough.

If the ring shows, I'll see if I can find this thread and provide an update. The jeweler sized a ring and gave it to her until this thing has been resolved.

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[jaestridge]

The postal service just plan out is horrible these days. Seems like every 3-6 months their rates increases but the services continue to get worse for the customer.

 

[Gseith]

USPS is the worst. My father had a excellent condition 1930’s marlin 410 lever action being shipped. They somehow managed to break the stock. He was given two options 1) he gets the insurance money and the USPS keeps the gun and destroy it 2) he keeps the broken gun and no compensation. He took the old broken gun because he couldn’t see it being destroyed. Other than the now broken stock it’s in excellent condition for the age.

 

[TheGrayRider]

I don’t understand the envelopes and letters received that look like a forklift has rolled over them. Does the USPS use skid loaders on concrete floors to load and handle loose mail?

 

[deltadukman]

I work in an office that receives a ton of mail, lots of timely checks. In the last year we have received a stack of mail that was sent to us, however it was from 6-8 months prior. Like USPS just set it in a corner and someone found it and decided to get it to us. A few weeks ago, we received a payment from a logger in TX to an equipment dealer two towns over from us. Complete different address, name, none of the PO Box numbers matched, nothing. And it was 3 months old. The USPS sucks.

 

[Coopsdaddy]

USPS=government crooks
Falsely selling a service they know is not correct.
Could your bussiness do that without repercussions?

 

[def90]

I’ve had packages disappear for weeks/months and then show up on my doorstep out of nowhere. You can look at the tracking stop at some point while in transit and never change. I’m pretty sure that at the Denver sorting facility they receive bins of mail and someone pushes a bin to the side where it ends up sitting for a month until someone else comes along and decides to put that bin thats been sitting in the corner for the last month back in to the line.

 

[Tilggie]

They're too busy harvesting those illegal ballots

Truth!

 

[Chicken474]

Call em, they're good about following up.