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 Should I ask post office about missing packages?
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Amateur Bodybuilder 
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I have had 3 packages mailed to my current residence(college dorm) from a source who has never let me down in the past. I have recieved none of them. For the first package he sent it to the wrong address but the address was very close to mine and didn't exist in my dorm. I asked the person at the desk what would happen and she said they should have tried to look up my name. So either the package never came or they didn't look up my name. Anyway, he said he corrected the error and resent again but I still recieved nothing. Then we were just about to give up and he was going to send my money back. I asked him to try and resend once more but to my girlfriends address(where I have recieved all my other packages). I recieved my package in a week. It came as registered mail(which he always sends)so when I go to the post office today do you think I should ask about the other packages, or should I not take the risk?     | ||
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i WOULD ask fuck it all you are doing is asking if any packages were missing in your name i have a very good friend that works at the campus mail, he told me that if something is send to an incorrect addy and they look up the name and it doesnt match they normally open it up because there is no return addy so you should make sure he used the Exact name that you use in the univ. i always know who the people are that work at the mail center, so if i go there and someting seems wierd i just walk away and come back when shit is more familiar to me (now that i have that friend there, he would tip me off if something was messed up ------------------ |
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posted January 19, 2001 09:00 AM