Kyle Weiss
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...there, that get your attention? :lol:
Them holding me up, not the other way around.
So, apparently, first I've heard this, if you re-use a "Priority Mail" box from them, they have to send it that service level. Okay, I get that. How about if you cover up the logos? Re-wrap the box? Doesn't matter.
"We know just by the shape, and your total is $38.52 to send this to Finland, otherwise, if you use a different box, like a brown one for your other parcels here, it's $13.22."
Unless I had a particularly anal post office clerk, I've never had this happen before. The used to treat boxes just as boxes, unless you otherwise requested a certain service. I was always very good at covering up logos, just to prevent confusion--not be treated like I was "sneaking one past the guard." Sheesh. Now I have to wait until I get a brown box of the proper size.
Never screw with an organization that's only not shut down due to bankruptcy because of the backing of a pretty heavy parent company: the U.$. Government. Just a little colored cardboard and some policies to make everything perfectly complicated--or pay the price. Fascinating.
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Them holding me up, not the other way around.
So, apparently, first I've heard this, if you re-use a "Priority Mail" box from them, they have to send it that service level. Okay, I get that. How about if you cover up the logos? Re-wrap the box? Doesn't matter.
"We know just by the shape, and your total is $38.52 to send this to Finland, otherwise, if you use a different box, like a brown one for your other parcels here, it's $13.22."
Unless I had a particularly anal post office clerk, I've never had this happen before. The used to treat boxes just as boxes, unless you otherwise requested a certain service. I was always very good at covering up logos, just to prevent confusion--not be treated like I was "sneaking one past the guard." Sheesh. Now I have to wait until I get a brown box of the proper size.
Never screw with an organization that's only not shut down due to bankruptcy because of the backing of a pretty heavy parent company: the U.$. Government. Just a little colored cardboard and some policies to make everything perfectly complicated--or pay the price. Fascinating.
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