I sent a Sebenza in to CRK for repair via USPS Priority Mail. Over two weeks went by, and they still hadn't received my knife. Well thinking the worst, I went down to the Post Office to get the paperwork to file a claim.( I had insured it, of course ) As soon as I got home, CRK called. It had finally arrived. Whew! Over TWO WEEKS! Has anyone else had a problem like this with the Postal Service?
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"Priority Mail", my eye!
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Gary W. Graley
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Well, I guess I've been lucky, when I get a package sent to me from Kodiak PA, in Kodiak Alaska to Pennsylvania it only takes two days! Must be a straight shot from there to me?
G2
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"The Road to Hell is Paved with Good Intentions!"
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Yep. I share your frustration.
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Evidently, I've been "very" lucky! Never had to experience that part of our fine USPS folks!! It's bad enough just tryin' to get them to do a money order right!!
(knockin' on massive a wood beam - or is that knockin' on the noggin'?)
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(knockin' on massive a wood beam - or is that knockin' on the noggin'?)
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GigOne
"Livin' Life - Full Throttle"
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"We always train hard - but it seemed that every time we begin to form up into teams we reorganized. We learn later in life that we tend to meet any new situation by reorganizing, and what a wonderful method it can be for creating the illusion of progress while actually producing confusion, inefficiency, and demoralization."