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06-19-2009, 06:01 PM #21
But that's what this is all about....DC doesn't mean crap!
It means it got delivered...but NOT to the correct address!
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06-19-2009, 06:02 PM #22
thats not true, it doesnt mean it was delivered, they scan it i believe before they leave the post officeHidden Content
Dan LeFevour PC 192/283
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06-19-2009, 06:26 PM #23
Nope they scan it right when they put it in your mailbox.
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06-19-2009, 06:31 PM #24
it happens alot even with ups and fedex, i had a notice on my buildings front door from ups. sorry we missed u apt 202. I wasnt expecting a package so i called up ups and they told me the sender, some internet company to help with web sales. so i called ups back to ask where the package was suppose to be delivered, and it was apt 303, lazy guy wrote down wrong number and no name on the slip
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06-19-2009, 06:35 PM #25
false false false, when i know i'd get it a certain day and had the DC#, i've checked the site, it says delievered yet i dont get it for a few hours later
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06-19-2009, 09:03 PM #26
Exactly. I carry mail so I know how stressful this is. Maybe regulars have it a little better, but I'm not a regular and I get used and abused by management, meaning they often overload me with work, wanting 8 hours of work done in 6..so it sometimes can be easy to make a mistake. I like to think I'm careful with packages and when I see the insured or d.c. stickers I'll double or triple check an address to make sure it is correct and if I'm in doubt about a name or address, I try to ask someone if anyone's home. But it is a tougher job than people think, so don't give the letter carriers such a hard time!
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Originally Posted by JUCJ85 
