You really need to talk to your postmaster. Sounds like you are having
problems with some sick local person! I also hope you filed an insurance
claim as USPS Express is automatically insured for either $150 or $250
(I don't remember which). If they pay out a claim or two that will bring
attention to the sick puppy who's doing this. Just make sure you open
the box in the presence of the postal person (desk clerk or carrier).
Maybe I've been lucky, but everyone in my post office knows me and
treats my shipments (coming and going) very well. They are always
interested in seeing the animals.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> yeah, they threw the box around, the animals dropped their tails
> durring
> shipping and had broken necks. Evidence is shown in that the box had
> a huge
> dent, and a cup containing sand spilt all over the box, even though it
> was on
> the top. Also, we told that just because the box says this side up
> and keep
> at this temperature does not mean they can do that. If that was
> china, it
> would have been shatter, just like their spines. Just today, a
> package
> containing Paroedura androyenis Stenodactylus ssp. and Brookesia ssp
> arrived
> at 5:00 pm istead of noon. Thank god they are all alive. I am
> getting fed
> up with them to be honest. A friend of mine had a male albino leopard
> held
> at the post office for 48 hours because they are morans. Think he
> surivived?
> If you said yes, you are worng.
>
> --daniel
--
Doug Johnston
www.ncal.verio.com/~scubadug
######################################################################
THE GLOBAL GECKO ASSOCIATION LISTSERV
WebSite: http://www.gekkota.com
The GGA takes no responsibility for the contents of these postings.
######################################################################
