Lost or Stolen Cards By My USPS

[Seven]

The Post Office being all out of whack, certainly doesn't help things. I hope you're able to get them back. I detailed earlier last year about a Card I ordered from ebay, that was misdelivered by a fill in Postal Worker, then was promptly stolen and ended up Relisted a State over, in New Jersey. I was eventually able to get the money back for it, thankfully. It's a terrible situation though, especially when you're just waiting to see if the situation gets resolved. Best of luck.

[mybestbretts]

I had an order arrive to PSA and it showed it had arrived - I printed it out - thank goodness because the next time I checked it showed in route to PSA.
A few weeks later I get back an empty box marked damaged in route and
I don't remember what all. PSA said they never got it, etc. Actually a Postmaster that belongs on this board tried to help me and eveyone said
shout the loudest. I did, I went to the Postmaster Generals office, FBI-
and they actually helped me the most - said to file a police report, etc
on and on. I thought all was lost of some of my most rare cards when
about 2 months later, my order showed up graded.

True Story

[scmavl]

I am looking at PSAs website right now where my orders are currently in grading (after being logged, etc). I have another browser window open with USPS tracking, which is showing my cards still in transit to Newport Beach. This is an insured, high dollar, registered package that is supposed to be signed for every step of the way. I know the PO is busy, but I just don’t understand how their systems can be so broken.

[scottglevy]

The post office has simply been horrendous lately. It’s so bad that it’s barely functioning...at all. My most recent interaction with them was a package that was to be delivered - with a couple dozen T206 cards ended up completely ripped apart with a note that package arrived without contents at the local post office. I will be reimbursed for my cost - $240 - sadly the actual value is in excess of $1k

[Tere1071]

I had a recent order that was arriving on time, according to the USPS website. It goes out for delivery and the next thing I know was that it hadn't been scanned, this was two days ago. Today I received a notice from USPS that the package was being returned to the seller as it had an "insufficient address." I checked with the seller and he had written my address correctly on the package. Hmm...