DAllen
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It's in Florida! Wahoo!!!
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Upgrade NowIt is Wahoo. I will go by the house at lunch time to confim if I get it today I shoud Orlando is only 30 min. from here.:smile:
And sometimes this happens:
This guy was found Tuesday at a cargo ramp in AZ. That's a 'can' he's in...a container used on cargo aircraft for packages.
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This guy was found Tuesday at a cargo ramp in AZ. That's a 'can' he's in...a container used on cargo aircraft for packages.
The reality of package delivery
[video=youtube;BPPjaf_x-3Y]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BPPjaf_x-3Y[/video]
if we didn't have mail order,... I wouldn't have 90% of the choices I do now.
My partner in a soon to be announced crime; StickerShock!
Did they give any real reason for the back and forth problem.
4. zip code numbers transposed on shipping address by shipper... USPS too lazy to look at the city name (or they can't read), so they send it back to sender. This is from a great merchant who I'll use again without hesitation.
All packages are sorted by ZIP automatically. Shipping labels are scanned and the ZIP generates a barcode (if there isn't one already). Have you ever noticed those orange bars on your mail or packages from the USPS? That's a special ink that their machines read to automatically sort the mail. Only after it gets to the post office where the ZIP code on the address label sends it can the error be caught. At that point it is sent back to the sender for correction.
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