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| Super Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Esoteric State of America
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| Super Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: New Jersey USA
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| Full Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: NW Indiana
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| You're right. USPS has a policy where they prefer international express mail to be delivered before noon. My carrier does hers before she hits the morning business route, and then retracks to regular residential mail. Last order, she just bundled up my regular mail too, and I received it at my door, early.
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| Full Member Join Date: Mar 2009
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isn't there anything you can sign at the post office to permit them to leave packages without signature required? like a waiver or something?? i know FedEx has done that before
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I find that funny because i havent signed for not one package.. they come in my mailbox big box ..they leave a key in my small box and i get that and get it out of the big box.. no signature.. and the ones i get from the ups guy he just leaves and honks...hmmm
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| Supporting Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: Michigan
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I am in Michigan and live in what is considered the "country" even though I am only 5 miles from town. I receive my e-cig supplies from Jersey priority mail. When my carrier comes with packages, she sits in the driveway and honks her horn too. I didn't have to sign anything. I think that it depends on the size of the package and your mail box. If the package is too large to fit in your mail box as mine was, they honk the horn. If it's too large to fit in the carriers vehicle, they may send another carrier. Here when the package is too large for the vehicle, they leave you a notice and you have to go to the post office and pick it up. I do agree that seems how she gave you a "be careful" warning and the package appeared to be opened and resealed, someone was snooping. I doubt it had anything to do with where it came from. I would report the incident to your postmaster. |
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| Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2009
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Go to your local UPS store and set up an account with them to receive your package. They can be authorized to sign for it as well. I have a store near me set up this way and they call me when it arrives. Only costs me 5 bucks for this service no matter how big the package is.
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| Super Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Springfield, MO
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Could they have xrayed the package and drawn some kind of weird conclusion?
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| Super Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Rogers, arkansas
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| Moderator Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Florida
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If it was shipped from China using EMS--when it gets the US and passes customs--it then gets picked up by USPS Overnignt Express Mail. In many areas, there is a postal carrier assigned only to deliver Express Mail as it is guranteed to be delivered by either noon or 3 pm. Now the ones from China have no guarantee--they are placed with all the other ones in your area. Just ask the carrier if they are assigned to deliver all the Express mails for the day. That is why you have two different carriers---------Sun |
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