Thread: The sad story of my Sony Reader.
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Old 10-05-2010, 02:44 PM   #6
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UPS searches are just a sham to cover up their sloppy residential delivery practices. There was a reason we called them OOPS on a job I had.
ummm it was usps, not ups

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This is a mirror story of me selling my DR800 to a user here on the forum. I never ship without delivery confirmation when using the post office, but for some stupid reason I did in this instance and the package never showed up or was stolen from their door step. I hate to say this, but I sometimes wonder if things "disappear inside the post office" when delivery confirmation is not chosen.
however, interestingly enough I am told by jewelers that using the signed receipt required is the most secure way to send valuables. apparently that is the standard in the industry
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