Freeman,
in this case, I paid for Priority, and while the seller appears to be legit,
for whatever reason, he cannot show a tracking number, so I have no proof when
or how he shipped it.
I don't mind to take the risk of probable loss on any low-key items, but when
it comes to a value of $300+
You expected them to go down? FRANC
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This would apply to the old, old adage:
You get what you pay for.
If USPS global express is an option ... the time frame would / could be
tweaked considerably.
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That would be my conclusion also. FRANC
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As of today, I'm still waiting for a package apparently sent Priority Mail
from the US around November 15... Unfortunately, the seller can't sh
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Subject: Re: [MOPO] International Air Mail Experiment with Stamps.com
Helmut,
Regarding the Priority Mail Shipment, your seller had to fill out the larger
customs declaration form. In the upper left corner just under the bar code is
a customs tracking number. Your seller can call the post
no phone calls are needed
just go to USPS.com and enter the info
I'll bet the package Helmut is talking about was not sent Priority Mail anyway
At 11:02 AM 1/4/2012, Freeman Fisher wrote:
Helmut,
Regarding the Priority Mail Shipment, your seller had to fill out
the larger customs declaratio
Helmut,
Regarding the Priority Mail Shipment, your seller had to fill out the larger
customs declaration form. In the upper left corner just under the bar code is
a customs tracking number. Your seller can call the post office or its
possible you can from your end, that most definitely can de
As of today, I'm still waiting for a package apparently sent Priority Mail from
the US around November 15... Unfortunately, the seller can't show a tracking
number, so I had to file a Paypal claim. Several other purchases from the US
are also delayed, regardless of the service used.
An outgoing
I'd like to just follow up on my International Air Mail test using
Stamps. com. I sent out parcels by International Air Mail on 12.12.11 to
Australia and Europe. I was told that this method of shipping takes only
10 days or less, usually only five, as opposed to Priority International
which alleged
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