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https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
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As one of the managers who ran it, without government assistance, I don't think much of your opinion.
USPS is supported by its own stamps, products, and services, not by tax dollars.
As a moderator here on Bladeforums, I don't think much of your vulgarity, either.
I still marvel at how USPS and APO worked together to get packages to us in some of the most remote and sometimes hostile parts of the world.
I am so glad that the ladies at my PO take great care of me. They are sweethearts.
Twice I sent my son a card to Ohio from New Orleans and both times it went west and ended up in California! Second one "still in transit to next Facility" which means they don't know where it is???So, I have been tracking a package and the routing is baffling me and my google-fu is apparently weak at the moment.
It's an international package from Canada to a US address (Alaska). Shipping began with Canada Post and I guess switched to USPS when the package hit the US. Apparently the last place the package left Canada from Toronto and entered the US in IL, where it spent three days before bouncing to MA, and then NH - apparently finally enroute today to "destination" but USPS customer service can't tell me how much longer it's going to take or if there are any other stops along the way. Since the destination is AK I'm confused why it went all the way to the East Coast from IL when the delivery address is the opposite direction.
If anyone has any idea how the routing process works I'd be interested in hearing it - especially since USPS "customer service" couldn't tell me.
Not when it falls outta the tote, sits in a postal van, lost under the seat parked in the back of the lot until the worker gets back from Vacation and cleans his van out nextI'm starting to question using USPS anymore recently.
it took almost 6 business days to have a package deliverey reattempted... seems like a simple thing..... toss it in the next days deliveries and go from there...
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Great business idea.. trans am expressBut seriously the stuff is all sorted to distribution hubs. With the changes to USPS recently there are fewer hubs.
That means stuff crosses the US in weird jumps vs. someone just putting a package in a Trans Am and driving straight from Texarkana to Atlanta in 28 hours.