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Coincidence? Hmm...

I find it interesting that the day after i investigated my lost packages, which the post office didn't have, FedEx didn't have, and Amazon.com couldn't track, 2 out of 3 of them arrived.  Then, the day i called Amazon for a replacement, they informed me the post office had it and they couldn't refund or replace it.  The next day, the package arrived.  Hmmm....

So, a package can be lost in the system for 8 days, but the day i inquire after it, it shows up and gets delivered?  Interesting....

Well, at least all of my packages have now arrived safe and sound.  Odd, but happy, ending. :^)

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  1. Twisted CinderellaDecember 31, 2010 at 8:08 PM

    Definitely odd. I am glad they turned up.

    I hope you had a lovely Christmas! Happy New Years! Here’s to a fabulous new year!

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  2. DiannaJanuary 4, 2011 at 12:25 PM

    I have had this happen many times! Christmas seems to be the worst time for mail anything. I have even had boxes opened by the postal employees and things stolen before they even left the state. Thankfully you had tracking, that seems to cut down on a lot of "lost" boxes!

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