I ordered a cheap but worthy book from Amazon.com, "After Its Kind" by Byron Nelson.<\/p>\n
According to the tracking number, the book arrived days before. But it was never found in my mail box. I rent a box at the post office no one's at home to accept any packages during the day time.<\/p>\n
The staffs searched yesterday...or pretended to search (I really don't think staring at a hive of mail boxes filled with packages here and there searching), they asked to come back this morning to see the one named Roy, who's supposed to be responsible at these. I would rather they told me that it's lost, instead of pushing responsibilities around.<\/p>\n
So I went back again, and Roy told me it's been delivered, pointing to the word "delivered" on the form which I brought to him. I feel like I'm taking crazy pill.<\/p>\n
I told them that it's no big deal because this is a cheap book, I could just reorder. I realized they just won't admit they lost the package, so I thanked them, and left.<\/p>\n
I do believe they have misplaced the package. Of course, they wouldn't even admit that, which did happen before, in my PO box, I had gotten someone else's package, and they thanked me for returning to them. But not admitting their fault, I guess is typical of many organizations, especially for government employees.<\/p>\n
I think the fun part would be they making the same mistake again, misplacing someone else's package in my PO Box again. Then, there's going to be a show worth watching, I guarantee. That is, provided that I have the time to perform this.<\/p>\n
On the other hand, I must be careful with my orders in the future, especially when ordering something that costs more. <\/p>\n
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I ordered a cheap but worthy book from Amazon.com, "After Its Kind" by Byron Nelson. According to the tracking number, the book arrived days before. But it was never found in my mail box. I rent a box at the … Continue reading