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16 Aug 2018, 6:27 am

Feels as if I'm in the Twlight Zone see both auntblabby's avatar and how my life has had some many diversions.


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16 Aug 2018, 9:45 pm

beset.



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16 Aug 2018, 9:47 pm

bereft


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useless


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17 Aug 2018, 1:16 am

auntblabby wrote:
beset.


by age? by what?


hopeful



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17 Aug 2018, 1:56 am

cathylynn wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
beset.


by age? by what?
hopeful


the postal service here SUCKS. they repeatedly lose my mail including my bills, 2 of which have ended up with people who tried to steal my ID. as much as it hate it, I am being forced to go all electronic billing, due to the inexcusable unreliability of the USPS. it makes me boiling mad. :wall:



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17 Aug 2018, 2:05 am

auntblabby wrote:
cathylynn wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
beset.


by age? by what?
hopeful


the postal service here SUCKS. they repeatedly lose my mail including my bills, 2 of which have ended up with people who tried to steal my ID. as much as it hate it, I am being forced to go all electronic billing, due to the inexcusable unreliability of the USPS. it makes me boiling mad. :wall:


i have a friend in kentucky who had problems with the post office, too. i love our local usps, though.



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17 Aug 2018, 2:08 am

cathylynn wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
cathylynn wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
beset.


by age? by what?
hopeful


the postal service here SUCKS. they repeatedly lose my mail including my bills, 2 of which have ended up with people who tried to steal my ID. as much as it hate it, I am being forced to go all electronic billing, due to the inexcusable unreliability of the USPS. it makes me boiling mad. :wall:


i have a friend in kentucky who had problems with the post office, too. i love our local usps, though.

you are fortunate. :wtg: I hope your Kentuckian friend didn't have his credit rating ruined by the screw-ups of the USPS.



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17 Aug 2018, 3:10 am

auntblabby wrote:
cathylynn wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
cathylynn wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
beset.


by age? by what?
hopeful


the postal service here SUCKS. they repeatedly lose my mail including my bills, 2 of which have ended up with people who tried to steal my ID. as much as it hate it, I am being forced to go all electronic billing, due to the inexcusable unreliability of the USPS. it makes me boiling mad. :wall:


i have a friend in kentucky who had problems with the post office, too. i love our local usps, though.

you are fortunate. :wtg: I hope your Kentuckian friend didn't have his credit rating ruined by the screw-ups of the USPS.


she sent some equipment back to her cable company. the post office lost it and gave her the runaround when she tried to track it. cost her a bundle, but not as bad as identity theft. very sorry you're dealing with that. come to think of it, we do occasionally get a neighbor's piece of mail. i always just take it over to them. i wonder if they get ours and toss it.



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17 Aug 2018, 4:23 am

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she sent some equipment back to her cable company. the post office lost it and gave her the runaround when she tried to track it. cost her a bundle, but not as bad as identity theft. very sorry you're dealing with that. come to think of it, we do occasionally get a neighbor's piece of mail. i always just take it over to them. i wonder if they get ours and toss it.

it is somebody in my covenant community with the same addy except for the direction indicator at the end, they have a W and I have an E, but the careless post office is always switching their stuff with my stuff, I get their stuff all the time and diligently send it back to the post office [was sternly warned to never open their mailbox to put something inside, by law only a postal employee or law enforcement [with a warrant] may do so. anyways, I suspect it is them but I can't prove it, they are pretty dodgy people IMHO. I tried to complain to the post master but their phone system just gives me the runaround. it is a crooked situation IMHO.



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17 Aug 2018, 5:49 am

Functioning again, as this waking up very early to attend university is not that beneficial


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17 Aug 2018, 4:46 pm

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17 Aug 2018, 6:50 pm

late.



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17 Aug 2018, 7:07 pm

auntblabby wrote:
cathylynn wrote:
she sent some equipment back to her cable company. the post office lost it and gave her the runaround when she tried to track it. cost her a bundle, but not as bad as identity theft. very sorry you're dealing with that. come to think of it, we do occasionally get a neighbor's piece of mail. i always just take it over to them. i wonder if they get ours and toss it.

it is somebody in my covenant community with the same addy except for the direction indicator at the end, they have a W and I have an E, but the careless post office is always switching their stuff with my stuff, I get their stuff all the time and diligently send it back to the post office [was sternly warned to never open their mailbox to put something inside, by law only a postal employee or law enforcement [with a warrant] may do so. anyways, I suspect it is them but I can't prove it, they are pretty dodgy people IMHO. I tried to complain to the post master but their phone system just gives me the runaround. it is a crooked situation IMHO.


i try to knock and hand them their mail with an explanation. i know it's illegal, but if i can't reach the recipients, i use their mailbox. how will the post office find out? my neighbors aren't gonna complain. when i had a paper route, one of my clients insisted that i put her paper in her mailbox. one of my sisters is a higher-up at the paper and says if i would have been caught, nothing would happen to me, but the newspaper business would have had to pay a fine.



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17 Aug 2018, 7:35 pm

cathylynn wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
cathylynn wrote:
she sent some equipment back to her cable company. the post office lost it and gave her the runaround when she tried to track it. cost her a bundle, but not as bad as identity theft. very sorry you're dealing with that. come to think of it, we do occasionally get a neighbor's piece of mail. i always just take it over to them. i wonder if they get ours and toss it.

it is somebody in my covenant community with the same addy except for the direction indicator at the end, they have a W and I have an E, but the careless post office is always switching their stuff with my stuff, I get their stuff all the time and diligently send it back to the post office [was sternly warned to never open their mailbox to put something inside, by law only a postal employee or law enforcement [with a warrant] may do so. anyways, I suspect it is them but I can't prove it, they are pretty dodgy people IMHO. I tried to complain to the post master but their phone system just gives me the runaround. it is a crooked situation IMHO.


i try to knock and hand them their mail with an explanation. i know it's illegal, but if i can't reach the recipients, i use their mailbox. how will the post office find out? my neighbors aren't gonna complain. when i had a paper route, one of my clients insisted that i put her paper in her mailbox. one of my sisters is a higher-up at the paper and says if i would have been caught, nothing would happen to me, but the newspaper business would have had to pay a fine.

last time I tried to knock on their door, I was made to feel distinctly unwelcome. they are dodgy people. they are just the type of people to make a stink if I touch their mailbox. I live surrounded by those types of yahoos. bad neighborhood.



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18 Aug 2018, 10:28 am

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