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  • RED
    Very Senior Member - OFC
    • Aug 2009
    • 11689

    #1

    Never trust the U.S. Post Office

    Like most other governmental entities, they are manned by inefficient, slackers that don’t have jobs, they have a guaranteed annuity for life.

    The case in point. As directed by my attorney, I placed notarized documents, original appraisals and surveys, warranty deeds, and other personal papers in a prepaid, pre-addressed envelope prepared by a paralegal.

    The Post Office told me the envelope would be tracked every minute and they would know exactly where and when it was delivered. That was a lie.

    They claim it was delivered on 11/20/2019, but to whom or to where nobody knows. It is lost.

    If the mail was delivered to the small Arkansas town (pop. 4,000) where I live the P.O. would have the technology, but in backwards Columbia, Missouri (pop. 90,000 + 30,000 U of MO students) they don’t have access to that technology.

    Just so you know...
  • togor
    Banned
    • Nov 2009
    • 17610

    #2
    Use a Priority Mail envelope for $7 with tracking or some Forever postage stamps? Did you check the address written down by the paralegal and verify it to be correct?

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    • lyman
      Administrator - OFC
      • Aug 2009
      • 11268

      #3
      post office does not do tracking well,

      they do Delivery Confirmation, which is what it used to be called poorly, sometimes,

      if the documents were that important, they should have gone registered mail, (it is handed off at each stop, )

      priority works well for me, I mail a couple thousand packages thru USPS a year, very few issues,


      like Togor said, a Priority Flat Rate envelop, with 'tracking #' would have been much better,


      if you have the tracking number, call your postmaster and let them know it is lost, and you need it, now,, get them to find it

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      • RED
        Very Senior Member - OFC
        • Aug 2009
        • 11689

        #4
        Originally posted by lyman
        post office does not do tracking well,

        they do Delivery Confirmation, which is what it used to be called poorly, sometimes,

        if the documents were that important, they should have gone registered mail, (it is handed off at each stop, )

        .

        priority works well for me, I mail a couple thousand packages thru USPS a year, very few issues,


        like Togor said, a Priority Flat Rate envelop, with 'tracking #' would have been much better,


        if you have the tracking number, call your postmaster and let them know it is lost, and you need it, now,, get them to find it
        That's the lie... Both me and my lawyer have the tracking number, we have a photograph of the envelope in Columbia, MO. But the PO in Columbia cannot tell us were the package was delivered or who has it. The lawyer that charges $500/hour sent me the envelope... and instructions on what to do.

        The truth is the Columbia MO PO is lacking in technology but has spent millions in art and decorations. If it had been sent to the PO in my town of 4,000 population, they have the technology to track every delivery, including 1st class mail.

        But, you are obviously a Hell of a lot smarter than my highly respected lawyer that has a great reputation. Thank you, send me your Bar license and I'll pay you $550/hour to advise me.
        Last edited by RED; 11-26-2019, 05:08.

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        • lyman
          Administrator - OFC
          • Aug 2009
          • 11268

          #5
          Originally posted by RED
          That's the lie... Both me and my lawyer have the tracking number, we have a photograph of the envelope in Columbia, MO. But the PO in Columbia cannot tell us were the package was delivered oe who to.

          More lies and BS. The lawyer that charges $500/hour sent me the envelope... and instructions on what to do.

          But, you are obviously a Hell of a lot smarter than my highly respected lawyer that has a great reputation. Thank you, send me your Bar license and I'll pay you $505/hour to advise me.
          no need to get your feathers up in arms, go call YOUR postmaster where you mailed it at, and talk to them,
          tell the postmaster it is sensitive documents and you need them delivered,

          then call the postmaster daily until they find it,


          you did not say what service you used, (registered, first class , Priority etc, )

          hope you had copies of everything,

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          • RED
            Very Senior Member - OFC
            • Aug 2009
            • 11689

            #6
            Do you think I am an idiot??? Of course In have been to the PO and talked at length to my postmaster... twice. And, yes, my lawyer has personally talked to the postmaster in Columbia, MO.

            Do this, call the posoffice in Columbia, MO and ask them if they can track 1st class priority mail... Then call YOUR post master and ask the same question.

            You may be surprised.

            I'm still waiting to see your credentials that makes you superior to all of us conservatives.

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            • lyman
              Administrator - OFC
              • Aug 2009
              • 11268

              #7
              Originally posted by RED
              Do you think I am an idiot??? Of course In have been to the PO and talked at length to my postmaster... twice. And, yes, my lawyer has personally talked to the postmaster in Columbia, MO.

              Do this, call the posoffice in Columbia, MO and ask them if they can track 1st class priority mail... Then call YOUR post master and ask the same question.

              You may be surprised.

              I'm still waiting to see your credentials that makes you superior to all of us conservatives.

              bad night?

              simply telling you what I know has worked in the past with stuff I have mailed, (I run a small business, I mail a lot, 90% thru the USPS)

              I have talked to my post master, several times, and a few others on occasion thru out the nation, when needed for insurance claims (rare)



              there is no First Class Priority mail, BTW, it is one or the other, , (first class ,or priority, not both)

              never said I was superior to anyone here, that is your habit,, still got that lovely PM saved with your resume on it,,,,

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              • RED
                Very Senior Member - OFC
                • Aug 2009
                • 11689

                #8
                Originally posted by lyman
                bad night?

                simply telling you what I know has worked in the past with stuff I have mailed, (I run a small business, I mail a lot, 90% thru the USPS)

                I have talked to my post master, several times, and a few others on occasion thru out the nation, when needed for insurance claims (rare)



                there is no First Class Priority mail, BTW, it is one or the other, , (first class ,or priority, not both)

                never said I was superior to anyone here, that is your habit,, still got that lovely PM saved with your resume on it,,,,
                OK, I don't know how the envelope my $500/hour lawyer sent was labeled. I am $6,000 into this suit. Tell me again how you would you tell a trusted attorney that he is stupid for sending me a prepaid envelope to send documents necessary for the case. Tell me again why you would refuse the request.

                You and togor are colluding ,.
                Last edited by RED; 11-26-2019, 06:34.

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                • lyman
                  Administrator - OFC
                  • Aug 2009
                  • 11268

                  #9
                  Originally posted by RED
                  OK, I don't know how the envelope my $500/hour lawyer sent was labeled. I am $6,000 into this suit. Tell me again how you would you tell a trusted attorney that he is stupid for sending me a prepaid envelope to send documents necessary for the case. Tell me again why you would refuse the request.

                  You and togor are colluding ,.
                  wtf does togor have to do with this?

                  and how are we colluding?

                  you mailed stuff w\o looking?
                  you are complaining about a service , yet did not take the time to look at how it was mailed? and did not take the time to make sure it was mailed correctly?


                  who gives a crap how much your lawyer charges?? and how is that relevant?

                  I don't need to tell you anything, since you would not listen anyway,

                  maybe you should ask your lawyer about it??


                  the lawyer is the one you need to be questioning, and the postmaster, not me,,



                  do you really want to know what I think you are after this post???

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                  • Gun Smoke
                    Banned
                    • Sep 2019
                    • 1658

                    #10
                    Tracking and delivery confirmation only assures that the package or letter has been delivered. To whom is another issue all together. Sometimes I get other peoples mail and they get mine. You are at their mercy to put the item back in the mail box so they carrier will pick it up and redirect it to the correct address.

                    The best thing to do is to send important items where a signature is required.

                    The PO has so far lost two postal MO's that I mailed. In each case I had to fill out a form that I had to purchase from them and wait 90 days for reimbursement. This is for items you paid postage on and they lost. You don't get that money back. The forms cost somewhere between $4-$5. So they make money off of you when they mess up.

                    I have received wet, torn and empty mailing envelopes that got damaged during transmit. Yes I went to the PO and spoke to the postmaster. In each case he said the package probably got damaged somewhere during the delivery and in each case I said "NO S**T". There is no definition of obligation on their part to complete the transaction.

                    The last rifle I bought through GB was sent by USPS and was received at my FFL dealer serverely damaged. So much so that the carrier knew of the damage. I contacted the seller to see if he wanted the rifle sent back, wanted to make a claim or what. The FFL dealer took pictures, sent them to me and I sent them to the seller. He said the rifle had been sent to me uninsured because the PO had damaged several guns that were insured in the past but would not pay. He said he was better off saving the wasted money on ins vs just eating a damaged gun every so often. He reimbursed me $ for a replacement stock and other small items that were destroyed so I accepted the item to repair.

                    My point is, like all gov agencies, the PO has absolutely no accountability.

                    Nearly everything they deliver arrives w/o incident and on time but when there is a mishap you are usually on your own.

                    Again, for me, I send important things where a signature is required along with the tracking #. This does not prevent them from damaging or losing the item but at least the sender has some degree of proof that delivery was completed or not and who signed for it.

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                    • RED
                      Very Senior Member - OFC
                      • Aug 2009
                      • 11689

                      #11
                      I dont care... I don't give a tinker's dam what you think. I have no respect for you. In my opinion you are just another left wing liberal hack,

                      What have you ever done for the USA. You laugh and giggle about my "resume." I have documents to prove every thing in there. If you want to see my records, log books, DD214, my degrees, I can do that (BTW I have published my DD214 on this forum). Five years, eight months active duty during the Vietnam era. My log books are proof of hundreds of carrier landings and over 200 night traps in a F-4 Phantom.

                      What did you do??? where did you serve???.

                      You are just a enabler for the Democrat/Socialist/ party. I have more respect for Mickey Mouse than for you... Come on send me your "resume."

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                      • dryheat
                        Senior Member
                        • Sep 2009
                        • 10587

                        #12
                        go call YOUR postmaster where you mailed it at, and talk to them-

                        I wouldn't wish that on anyone.

                        I'll bet Red, like grounds keeper Willie on the Simpsons is Scottish. I've worked with them.

                        But I'd visit Scotland, just not during the midge season. Like Oklahoma, where I'd like to see where those high cheekboned women come from, I'd visit Scotland just to see where all that crazy comes from.
                        Last edited by dryheat; 11-26-2019, 08:30.
                        If I should die before I wake...great,a little more sleep.

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                        • lyman
                          Administrator - OFC
                          • Aug 2009
                          • 11268

                          #13
                          Originally posted by RED
                          I dont care... I don't give a tinker's dam what you think. I have no respect for you. In my opinion you are just another left wing liberal hack,

                          What have you ever done for the USA. You laugh and giggle about my "resume." I have documents to prove every thing in there. If you want to see my records, log books, DD214, my degrees, I can do that (BTW I have published my DD214 on this forum). Five years, eight months active duty during the Vietnam era. My log books are proof of hundreds of carrier landings and over 200 night traps in a F-4 Phantom.

                          What did you do??? where did you serve???.

                          You are just a enabler for the Democrat/Socialist/ party. I have more respect for Mickey Mouse than for you... Come on send me your "resume."
                          I've posted some of that in the past, you were too busy wrapping yourself in your flag of self righteousness to read anything,


                          disagree with anything you say and anyone and everyone becomes a communist sympathizer to you,,



                          fact is, if your resume you sent me is correct, and you want me (and others ) to believe you are an Officer and a Gentleman,,,,they maybe you should act like one??

                          instead you act like a bully punk antifa teenager, or someone with sundowners,,,



                          keep on, you tactics don't work on me,


                          when you decide to talk rationally about anything,, maybe someone will listen, when you get this way, it is just noise in the background

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                          • shadycon
                            Senior Member
                            • Mar 2010
                            • 371

                            #14
                            Have your important documents delivered by a private delivery service!
                            M1a1's-R-FUN!!!!!!!

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                            • lyman
                              Administrator - OFC
                              • Aug 2009
                              • 11268

                              #15
                              Originally posted by dryheat
                              go call YOUR postmaster where you mailed it at, and talk to them-

                              I wouldn't wish that on anyone.

                              I'll bet Red, like grounds keeper Willie on the Simpsons is Scottish. I've worked with them.

                              But I'd visit Scotland, just not during the midge season. Like Oklahoma, where I'd like to see where those high cheekboned women come from, I'd visit Scotland just to see where all that crazy comes from.
                              and the Scotch,,,, damn tasty stuff (not from Oklahoma)

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