Please download US Postal Bulletin PR 22267, September 10, 2009, from
http://www.usps.com/cpim/ftp/bulletin/2009/pb22267/pdf/pb22267.pdf
Take pages 11 and 12 with you to the PO and courteously ask the
counter clerk to read them.
Today I exchanged over a hundred "old" IRCs and purchased fifty new
ones. The counter clerk thanked me profusely for bringing in those
two pages as it saved her a lot of work. She admitted that this was
new to her and a valuable learning experience.
Alternatively, you can move to Carson City, Nevada, where I already
have them trained. :)
Dick
At 11:40 AM 10/9/2009, Steve Litwins wrote:
>
>Just went through a session at our local PO re redeeming the soon to expire
>IRCs. The postal clerks all work through a computer program which is used
>as inventory/cost etc control. I went in with some IRCs and they could not
>figure out how to get the computers system to take care of the transaction.
>So...if the computer program dies the PO must be shut down as it's the only
>way transactions can be recorded into the system. At least...that the way
>it was explained to me. The are stuck on square zero WRT dealing with IRCs
>until somebody in their mgmt sys tells them how to enter the transaction
>into their computer prog. So...I went back to the house with IRCs still in
>hand and have to wait until they can figure out how to deal with their
>computer system. I hope they can do this in the 3 months left to cash the
>expiring IRCs before the expiry date.
>I'll try and pass the info on so you all will not have to go through what I
>just did...
>73/dx
>steve, k8wk
>***********
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Dick Flanagan K7VC
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