I am done. So done. Done done done.

[cyberdan]

behavior to a supervisor, a shrug was the response. What can you do? You can't kill them.

What do you expect. They are union.

 

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[cyberdan]

Ship that expensive stuff fedex. They’re gentler, and they pay claims fast and fair based on my experience. If it’s REALLY expensive, pay to have them pack it. I love the USPS but they have their limits

Gentler? I would hate to see what USPS does.

 

[cyberdan]

I never mark fragile on anything. I know how pissed off federal employees think,especially the ones that work in the post office.

I just sold a bunker lock for $275 I was tempted to mark fragile on the carton. But maybe USPS would figure out how to damage it. It is built to withstand any attack to get it open.

 

[GopherDaGold]

All my items are now in this display cabinet at Time Machine Antique Mall. Great location and lots of traffic. It's $65 per month so we will try it out for three months. Already have sales after a day and a half.

 

[dirtdigginfool]

I was a rural USPS carrier for a few years, and while I cannot speak or represent others, i treated every package like it was mine. Heck, one time I ran down an elderly lady on a riding mower, as I could tell the pkg was meds and required a signature. She was happy to get her pkg, told me she was low on meds and would have been a PITA to drive to the post ofc to get her pkg. One time I delivered a HEAVY box, small..about 10×10 inches...full of marbles. Packaged very poorly, the SCOTCH tape on a few corners had came loose and a few marbles had escaped. I did crawl on the floor of the LLV to retrieve the escapees, popped them back on and delivered the pkg. While it didn't require a signature, I knocked on the door and explained that the pkg was not prepared properly and a few had got out, which I'd returned. They were happy...BUT...then they made a claim, Postmaster called me in, said the customer said i opened the box, went thru the box...and stole the "expensive" ones!! Wow, even after explaining to the customer that it was packaged poorly, and that I had taken the time to find the stragglers. I had a very respectful relationship with my Postmaster and a spotless record, and also given the fact that this customer had done this before, I was not suspect. Oh well, all I do know is, when I lay down for the nite I can sleep easy. Ddf

 

[cyberdan]

one time I ran down an elderly lady on a riding mower,

I hope she didn't sue.

 

[dirtdigginfool]

I hope she didn't sue.

Dan...u crack me up! Ddf.

 

[fistfulladirt]

What do you expect. They are union.

Can’t just blame it on the union, when the issue is poor management. Management typically are non-union.

 

[dirtdigginfool]

Can’t just blame it on the union, when the issue is poor management. Management typically are non-union.

Rural carrier....NON union.

 

[dirtdigginfool]

Rural carrier....NON union.

Sorry, I should clarify...just subs like myself were non-union, rural and city carriers with regular routes were union. Ddf

 

[ivan salis]

be sure the bits and pieces returned are the actual item sent and not just some el cheap item busted up --so they can get to keep the real item for free once you return their fee for the "broken item" ..