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08-31-2016, 11:05 PM
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Just a couple weeks ago a card that I had to sign for was lost in the truck. While it's an easier situation when you have to provide a signature, there are some things you could try. First stop by the post office to see if they have it for any reason. If not, track down the truck driver or leave a note for him/her. This is what worked for me, as it ended up being buried under some stuff in the truck. Good luck!
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