Anyone lose a package through PSA?

[jezzeaepi]

Alright, so we have a major breakthrough in the case!

I went down to my shipper, and had him print up the signature confirmation page. The name didnt mean anything to me, but I did notice something else. On the regular tracking page, it doesnt give you the full address of the person who the package was delivered too. It only lists the city and state. On the signature confirmation page it gives you the full address, and the place I sent it too(PSA) was not the place that fedex delivered it too. They actually delivered it to someone 2 blocks away. Go fedex.

Thank you for your help guys. The signature confirmation page was the key to the mystery. My nightmare still isnt over, but let it be said:

PSA does not lose packages. Fedex does.


Peace,
Jesse

[jezzeaepi]

Oh man, I just realized that whoever opened that package has my full contact information as well as my credit card information. And they chose not to contact me. Not a good sign, lol.

[ChiefBenderForever]

Originally Posted by jezzeaepi

PSA does not lose packages. Fedex does.

So does UPS, they just throw boxes where ever they want, no signature, barely look at the door. When they lost 5k of electronics all the idiots could say is 'our driver says he put it at your door, see it says so right here, now go f(*& yourself !' Since it was all part of a bonus from a work event it wasn't insured, good bye digital video camera, digital camera, gps, ect ect ect. Hopefully you don't get the same run around since not insured, best of luck getting your cards back.

[Doug]

Originally Posted by JohnnyHarmonica

So does UPS, they just throw boxes where ever they want, no signature, barely look at the door. When they lost 5k of electronics all the idiots could say is 'our driver says he put it at your door, see it says so right here, now go f(*& yourself !' Since it was all part of a bonus from a work event it wasn't insured, good bye digital video camera, digital camera, gps, ect ect ect. Hopefully you don't get the same run around since not insured, best of luck getting your cards back.

I've never had UPS or FEDEX actually lose a package, but they have had lousy habits of either delivering my packages to the nursing home across the street, my neighbors, or at worst leaving one of those "sorry we missed you" things on my front door while I was home and they didn't even bother ringing the bell or knocking.

[Mark]

Originally Posted by jezzeaepi

Alright, so we have a major breakthrough in the case! I went down to my shipper, and had him print up the signature confirmation page. The name didnt mean anything to me, but I did notice something else. On the regular tracking page, it doesnt give you the full address of the person who the package was delivered too. It only lists the city and state. On the signature confirmation page it gives you the full address, and the place I sent it too(PSA) was not the place that fedex delivered it too. They actually delivered it to someone 2 blocks away. Go fedex. Thank you for your help guys. The signature confirmation page was the key to the mystery. My nightmare still isnt over, but let it be said:
PSA does not lose packages. Fedex does.
Peace,
Jesse

Jesse,
What did Fedex say about delivering the package to the wrong address? will they at least refund the shipping charges? If I were you, I would find a cheap flight to LA and visit the address where the package was delivered. I would look for the person whose name is on the slip. The worst that could happen is that I would spend a couple of days in sunny California.
Mark

[jezzeaepi]

Originally Posted by Mark

Jesse,
What did Fedex say about delivering the package to the wrong address? will they at least refund the shipping charges? If I were you, I would find a cheap flight to LA and visit the address where the package was delivered. I would look for the person whose name is on the slip. The worst that could happen is that I would spend a couple of days in sunny California.
Mark

Lol, this is actually a hilarious idea if FedEx gives me a real hard time(yet strangely cost effective given the alternatives).

I second the fact that the "insurance" information you posted was extremely difficult to locate. I looked for about 15 minutes and couldn't find it anywhere because I "foolishly" was looking for "insurance" too, not "declared value."

I like the idea though about getting a lawyer involved if I am denied, since I did ship through a third party mail center, and not directly on my own fed ex account, so maybe there is a chance.

Peace,
Jesse

[Peter_Spaeth]

Since an unauthorized signatory apparently stole your package, or at least that is what the evidence suggests, perhaps you should be in touch with the Newport Beach police department to track down the person for you.

[jezzeaepi]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

Since an unauthorized signatory apparently stole your package, or at least that is what the evidence suggests, perhaps you should be in touch with the Newport Beach police department to track down the person for you.

Yah that's probably the next step here. I called Fedex on Friday, and they said they would "do a trace on my package and get back to me in a few days." "A few days" didn't sound reassuring as a time estimate, given that I had already solved their investigation for them.

[Smokey Joe]

Barry: If you insure a ball of string for $25K, and it gets lost. I can guarantee unless you show proof that ball of string is worth $25K, you will not get that money....now you said registered mail, so i doubt that package would ever get lost.

[E93]

Originally Posted by Smokey Joe

Barry: If you insure a ball of string for $25K, and it gets lost. I can guarantee unless you show proof that ball of string is worth $25K, you will not get that money....now you said registered mail, so i doubt that package would ever get lost.

You are probably right. Now my question is: If I open it in front of the mail carrier and show that it is just string, can the shipper get their insurance money back?
JimB