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Yeehah

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14. This happened to me.

Reply to RamblingRose (Original post)

Mon Aug 24, 2020, 05:22 PM

Aug 2020

I mailed a package with the correct address (California address in LA region). The address on the package was changed somehow, after I delivered it to the post office, and it was delivered to the wrong address in a different city in California. There is really something fishy going on and I have reported it to postal inspectors, but likely nothing will ever happen to get my package back.

The postal inspector number I have is 877-865-1267

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USPS Informed Delivery - Missing mail/packages [View all] RamblingRose Aug 2020 OP

theres a box you can check that says you didnt recieve something samnsara Aug 2020 #1

Call your local postmaster. Chichiri Aug 2020 #2

My postal delivery woman, when I asked, said that her impression is this is deliberate sabotage. Beakybird Aug 2020 #3

There is a place on informed delivery to toggle that you've not received--do that hlthe2b Aug 2020 #4

I clicked the link and it shows that I can report individual pieces of mail but not packages n/t RamblingRose Aug 2020 #8

Well, you can file a lost mail complaint online, but don't expect any kind of quick response. hlthe2b Aug 2020 #9

Go to the post office with the tracking number. sarcasmo Aug 2020 #5

Your republican congresspersons, if you have any. -nt CrispyQ Aug 2020 #6

Call your local post office where the deliveries usually come from. cayugafalls Aug 2020 #7

Request a search HipChick Aug 2020 #10

It will probably arrive tomorrow (or possibly the day after). PoliticAverse Aug 2020 #11

I'd give it a day or two. Sometimes they are not accurate. I have ID also CurtEastPoint Aug 2020 #12

Does your package have a tracking number? LisaL Aug 2020 #13

This happened to me. Yeehah Aug 2020 #14

It actually says in the notification email SoCalNative Aug 2020 #15

You can run the tracking number through their tracking site BumRushDaShow Aug 2020 #16