How did you ship it?I shipped a rifle from NC to Oh on Monday and it got there yesterday. Insured and in a wooden crate for $39
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How did you ship it?I shipped a rifle from NC to Oh on Monday and it got there yesterday. Insured and in a wooden crate for $39
Did you not ship with a tracking#??? Tracking # would verify you shipped it & remove all doubt & you would know where it is in the shipping chain. If you shipped it Priority Mail the tracking number will be on your receipt. Enter that # on the USPS tracking site & you can find out where your package is held up. Send the # to who you shipped to & he can track it all the way to his door. I wouldn't give anybody their money back without confirming, through tracking, that he didn't already get the item & is just saying it didn't arrive. You also get $50 insurance automatically with Priority & you can up that value to what you want or need for an extra fee. If you use the system properly, you won't have the concerns you expressed.Hi. I shipped a packages to MikinPa. I shipped it Priority 0n Dec 16th. My problem is that the slow delivery causes doubt about me. Mike can, rightly, ask himself, "did he really ship it or have I been taken?" I have offered him his money back if not received by Monday … but I ask "where is the package?" Dale
if you ship, USPS KEEP YOUR MOUTH SHUT & SHIP IT. FED EX, IS THE WAY TO GO!!
Oh sorry, I used UPS.How did you ship it?
I've done that many times .. this time it took so long I mislaid the receipt. But believe it or not, about a year ago I did that, went to local PO where they looked it up. and replaced the MO for free. I simply cannot find the receipt. However, I recently shipped an item to the Northeast [I am in Oklahoma] and the tracking told me where it was, supposedly, but it was delivered while tracking said it was in Dallas. Hmmm. My fault for losing the receipt but not my fault that a small priority package, packed and addressed by the local postal clerk has not arrived in 16 days. It is a small town PO and there was no one around so she did me a favor and packed it in a priority pack and wrote the address, which I checked carefully. I have had a Postal money order torn in half, delivered half to the recipient and tracking told me it was delivered, He sent it back to me in a regular mail envelope. Then the other half was also delivered to him a week later. I got my money back from PO but this transaction took over a month. I did get my pistol in about 45 days. [I was surprised and pleased that the seller held it for me during all this] Yes, I am at fault and I have agreed to return Mike's money if he does not get the package by Monday. I am 88 years old and never lost a package in the mail until this past year [with no such thing as tracking most of my life]. There is something fundamentally wrong with USPS. I know and appreciate our local people but we have a major problem. Dale BTW: the package contained a simple cotton item of clothing.Did you not ship with a tracking#??? Tracking # would verify you shipped it & remove all doubt & you would know where it is in the shipping chain. If you shipped it Priority Mail the tracking number will be on your receipt. Enter that # on the USPS tracking site & you can find out where your package is held up. Send the # to who you shipped to & he can track it all the way to his door. I wouldn't give anybody their money back without confirming, through tracking, that he didn't already get the item & is just saying it didn't arrive. You also get $50 insurance automatically with Priority & you can up that value to what you want or need for an extra fee. If you use the system properly, you won't have the concerns you expressed.
How did you ship?I shipped a rifle from NC to Oh on Monday and it got there yesterday. Insured and in a wooden crate for $39
I've never had to tell the UPS store what is in the package. The USPS neither. FEDEX no experience.UPS stores will not take guns in any shape, form or age. UPS will accept them at their distribution centers (45 miles away from me) or you can do this: Go online to UPS, buy and print a label, put it on your package and take it to the UPS store. I have done this and they took it without asking or even blinking when I handed them the package.
I still prefer USPS and no you don't have to tell them what is in the package and no they cannot ask! They can only ask they usual questions about hazardous or prohibited (muzzleloaders aren't) contents. Adult signature required
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