maybe someday they will figure it out:doh: meanwhile i have to "give them a few days to see if it turns up"

after all,, the parts i ordered were only $6 the shipping was $7 :tdown::hmm:

I guess I'm lucky. I have fine service from FedEx, UPS and USPS....and that says something living in Volcano. All the drivers even know about my deer sprinkler now and automatically deliver out back. I know for a fact when there's a substitute driver. The package is delivered out front and the cardboard is always a little damp. He/she can't be happy in the Winter, especially having to run back through it......but they'll remember next time! I guess I should put a sign by it someday.... ;-)

i usually dont have any problems, my son inlaw works at ups and he will grab anything that comes in for me,,

this is usps this time, they just dont seem to care that they cant find it :ohno:

Good luck with USPS. I still have 3 packages missing in action for almost a year. Good thing was they were purchases from Amazon and they sent out my stuff again. One time they lost a phone case and Amazon sent out another. The original case ordered showed up 2 months later.

amazingly enough the post office found it last night and is on its way from the same hub it was supposedly sent from last sat. morning,

they assured me it will be at my door tomorrow morning, we will see.

overall only 8 days late, not bad for the postal service:zzz:

I'm with sully on this my ups guys rock but every time I've used FedEx I end up having to drive to Toledo to get my packages because they can not find my well marked house on my well lit street...grrrrrr don't yet me started on FedEx lol

Not trying to sidetrack the convo but I feel this same way every time i fly - for some reason the "shortest route" to my destination almost always entails me being routed through an airport some 500 to 1,000 miles in the OPPOSITE direction of where I am flying to on at least one connecting flight.
If i drive from FLA to Ala., I dont head for Texas ,then turn around and start back ,but thats damned sure how it's apparently done with airlines.