Discussion - Member to Member Sales - Research Center
Discussion - Member to Member Sales - Research Center
In a small plastic bag:
That is about the most complete destruction job on a piece of mail matter by the USPS I have seen. No wonder it took them a month to pick up the pieces.
So, John, payment received after all
. The best thing, I do not even have to destroy the duplicate check. The USPS already anticipated it and ripped it in pieces!Arno
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Arno:
Take a lot of comfort in the fact that the USPS went the distance
and made the delivery. It would have been all too easy to simply quit
on this one and sweep it under the rug.
It may not have been a gold medal performance but the finish line was
crossed. Winners never quit. Save that precious delivery for personal
motivation when your going gets tough.
John Derry
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Neither Rain nor snow nor malfunctioning sorters shall ..........
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01:07:25am
Ok - if they have such HIGH volume going through the machines, how come they are complaining they are losing money?
Maybe it got stuck in the machines because the machines need greased due to LACK of volume???
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Arno, put it up for auction at the other places as a **RARE** destroyed cover with USPS certification. 
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David, our auctioneer is a collector of the "body bags" also and I'm sure he would be interested in this one.
Mike
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occasionally damage IS an attribute
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I was beginning to worry about this SOR payment. Rightfully so, as I received the letter today like this (mailed January 23):
In a small plastic bag:
That is about the most complete destruction job on a piece of mail matter by the USPS I have seen. No wonder it took them a month to pick up the pieces.
So, John, payment received after all . The best thing, I do not even have to destroy the duplicate check. The USPS already anticipated it and ripped it in pieces!
Arno
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The past is a foreign country, they do things different there.
25 Feb 2014
10:49:00pm
re: Payment received -- Confetti in a body bag.
Arno:
Take a lot of comfort in the fact that the USPS went the distance
and made the delivery. It would have been all too easy to simply quit
on this one and sweep it under the rug.
It may not have been a gold medal performance but the finish line was
crossed. Winners never quit. Save that precious delivery for personal
motivation when your going gets tough.
John Derry
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11:21:24pm
re: Payment received -- Confetti in a body bag.
Neither Rain nor snow nor malfunctioning sorters shall ..........
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A Service Dog gives a person with a disability independence. Never approach, distract or pet a working dog, especially when (s)he is in harness. Never be afraid to ask questions to the handler (parent).
26 Feb 2014
01:07:25am
re: Payment received -- Confetti in a body bag.
Ok - if they have such HIGH volume going through the machines, how come they are complaining they are losing money?
Maybe it got stuck in the machines because the machines need greased due to LACK of volume???
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06:49:11am
re: Payment received -- Confetti in a body bag.
Arno, put it up for auction at the other places as a **RARE** destroyed cover with USPS certification.
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re: Payment received -- Confetti in a body bag.
David, our auctioneer is a collector of the "body bags" also and I'm sure he would be interested in this one.
Mike
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re: Payment received -- Confetti in a body bag.
occasionally damage IS an attribute
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