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Wow!
Rick - Thanks for bird-dogging this pkg. It was interesting. After I contacted the supervisor in San Diego a few days ago, the pkg mysteriously shows up in NJ a few days later. A scan in San Diego on the 12th, and then goes missing for 17 days, shows up in NJ on 29th, then South to Nashvegas for delivery on the 1st. For 2 1/2 weeks it sat somewhere. Even worse, the scans went dormant, so the customer was in the dark. I am going to contact "Newman's" Postmaster for some answers.
 Glad it worked out and Mr. Shaw is glad to have made it from Newarks back to his Southern team in Nashville.
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