USPS Screws UP Cards Stolen

phillyfan24 · #1 02-04-2014, 06:56 PM

Ya it's insured. I just hope they don't give me a hard time. The postal worker I saw today was very helpful. And opened the investigation before I got there to see him to show the paperwork. He said he has copies and it's right. Should have been a signature. Not waived. So at least they're saying it's a fault of the delivery person for making that mistake.

ruth-gehrig · #2 02-04-2014, 07:36 PM

I wouldn't think they'd give to much of a difficult time. Seems they know its their fault.

Matthew80 · #3 02-04-2014, 07:42 PM

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Originally Posted by ruth-gehrig

I wouldn't think they'd give to much of a difficult time. Seems they know its their fault.

+1 Yeah, I'd feel relatively safe. Sorry to hear about the loss...

soxfan1986 · #4 02-05-2014, 12:03 PM

glad you got insurance.
and glad they are graded, hopefully they show up and someone sees the serial number and the guy gets busted

phillyfan24 · #5 02-05-2014, 06:48 PM

Ya I'm guessing whoever stole the box from the yard probably doesn't know what they have. If they go to a shop and sell them then whoever buys them won't know they are stolen. It's just a crappy situation.

Scott L. · #6 02-05-2014, 07:01 PM

I always wonder in these situations whether it even made it to the persons house. What's to stop an employee at the final destination post office whose sorting the mail for delivery to see that a package is insured, look up the value of the insurance, notice that's it's for 2K and say hmm I'll mark this as signature waived and sneak it my locker. I mean whenever I go to my post office to use the window I can see right into the back and controls seem to be non-existent. That always made more sense to me than someone sneaking up to someone's porch or reaching into someone's mailbox to grab a package. Whatever way it went down it sucks. Sorry it happened.

phillyfan24 · #7 02-05-2014, 08:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Scott L.

I always wonder in these situations whether it even made it to the persons house. What's to stop an employee at the final destination post office whose sorting the mail for delivery to see that a package is insured, look up the value of the insurance, notice that's it's for 2K and say hmm I'll mark this as signature waived and sneak it my locker. I mean whenever I go to my post office to use the window I can see right into the back and controls seem to be non-existent. That always made more sense to me than someone sneaking up to someone's porch or reaching into someone's mailbox to grab a package. Whatever way it went down it sucks. Sorry it happened.

Thanks, I appreciate it. Just want the whole thing to end. You never think it will happen til it does. Thank goodness for the insurance. But until I get reimbursed I'll be sweating the situation. I mean they could always deny the claim. It just sucks.

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