Hopping mad at the USPS and at my bank

[Honeycombe8]

64. No, I'm not kidding. I suspect you didn't require "adult signature."

On my tracking at fedex.com, there has always been a typed signature. This is included in the email that was sent to you, BTW, from Fedex, confirming that it was delivered and signed for. (You checked that you wanted a delivery confirmation email, right?) In the email, signatures aren't copied. It's a typed email, containing the TYPED name of the person who signed for it.

It sounds like maybe you're not very familiar with the procedures of FedEx. I've been using them regularly for over 25 years. By regularly, I mean that I've used them many hundreds of times. I really do know what I'm talking about here.

Look at your delivery email. It will contain the name of hte person who signed. Since it's not a copy of anything that was signed, the entire email will be typed. You have to look for the name, but it's there.

If the person who signed for it didn't deliver it to the person who was supposed to receive it, that is not FedEx's fault. Call FedEx and ask for the name of the person who signed, if you can't find the typed name. You will have to call that person and ask what s/he did with the package.

You also have the option of FedEx keeping the package at a location, and requiring the person you are delivering to to go pick it up. You can also require that ONLY the direct recipient may sign for it. That delays delivery, so I never require that. But it wouldn't delay delivery, if you tell FedEx to "hold" the package for pickup.