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General => General Discussion => Topic started by: Kansas kymco on January 04, 2021, 12:14:39 PM
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I order a lot of things mail order and with tracking you can see where your pkg is at. Following a pkg it arrived in Wichita distribution center then sent to Salina distribution center (have to go through McPherson to get to Salina from Wichita). Then the pkg goes to the Hutchinson distribution center (has to go through McPherson again to get to Hutchison) and ironically Hutchinson is only a short distance from Wichita. Then the pkg is sent out for delivery from my local post office.
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Tracking is cool.
I could watch the progress of the airport Super-Shuttle on my cell phone as he came to pick up my Mom and I for the flight out of Tampa.
I picked up our bags just before he rounded the corner. Mom thought I was a wizard.
As for package delivery systems - you'll only pull something if you try to figure that out.
Stig
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Last year I shipped a carton of manuals by USPS to Peachtree City, GA and tracked it to the Atlanta post facility. The carton went into the PO, and never came out. They were still searching for it 3 months later, then paid the insurance claim. Nobody knows where the carton went to this day.
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Last year I shipped a carton of manuals by USPS to Peachtree City, GA and tracked it to the Atlanta post facility. The carton went into the PO, and never came out. They were still searching for it 3 months later, then paid the insurance claim. Nobody knows where the carton went to this day.
The previous 2 years I mailed my sister in Georgia a birthday gift and she never received either one. Stupid me did not keep the postal receipt on either pkg so it was a loss.
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In Sept. my mother sent a large "priority mail" envelope with some local newspapers enclosed from St. Louis, Missouri to me in Estes Park, Colorado. After 1 week, according to the tracking info, the package was in Honolulu. Three days later I received it.
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I once mailed a VW part to Japan - it went to the United Arab Emirates. Which I'm certain gave those supercar boys a laugh.
Another time the post mistress dropped my registered letter to Germany (containing $800 in Euros) behind her cash register on her counter. She found it 4 weeks later when was cleaning her counter.
I wager I've screwed up rather more than twice these past many decades.
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I once mailed a VW part to Japan - it went to the United Arab Emirates. Which I'm certain gave those supercar boys a laugh.
Another time the post mistress dropped my registered letter to Germany (containing $800 in Euros) behind her cash register on her counter. She found it 4 weeks later when was cleaning her counter.
I wager I've screwed up rather more than twice these past many decades.
Stig
Me too. [emoji23][emoji23]
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