glitterata
Ideal_Rock
- Joined
- Apr 17, 2002
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Grrr! I'm eagerly waiting for a necklace I bought from a PSer who bought it from a PSer (I'm the third PS owner). It was "out for delivery" at 6:10 AM, scheduled to arrive by 4PM. After 4PM rolled around with no package, the tracking showed it scheduled to arrive by 8PM. After 8PM rolled around with no package, the tracking showed it "arriving on time." I sat there eagerly waiting for it. Suddenly at 9:30, the tracking changed to "We attempted to deliver your item at 9:15 pm on December 26, 2023 in [CITY, STATE, ZIPCODE] and a notice was left because an authorized recipient was not available. You may arrange redelivery by using the Schedule a Redelivery feature on this page or may pick up the item at the Post Office indicated on the notice beginning December 27, 2023. If this item is unclaimed by January 10, 2024 then it will be returned to sender."
This is a lie! Nobody attempted to deliver my item at 9:15 PM--I was sitting right there in my apartment waiting for it--and nobody left a notice. There were letters in my mailbox (including one that had been returned to me because of a "wrong address," despite the address being completely correct), but NO NOTICE.
Should I go to the post office with my ID and try to get them to give it to me, despite not having a notice? Or should I assume the carrier will put it on a truck and try to deliver it tomorrow? I really don't want to waste my time at the post office if it's on its way to me, especially since that might mean missing the carrier ringing my doorbell.
(I know, I know, this is an extremely First World problem.)
This is a lie! Nobody attempted to deliver my item at 9:15 PM--I was sitting right there in my apartment waiting for it--and nobody left a notice. There were letters in my mailbox (including one that had been returned to me because of a "wrong address," despite the address being completely correct), but NO NOTICE.
Should I go to the post office with my ID and try to get them to give it to me, despite not having a notice? Or should I assume the carrier will put it on a truck and try to deliver it tomorrow? I really don't want to waste my time at the post office if it's on its way to me, especially since that might mean missing the carrier ringing my doorbell.
(I know, I know, this is an extremely First World problem.)