US Post Office
Mar 18th 2003, 6:05 pm
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Re: US Post Office
I think we already moved into 21st century.
The post office is an ancient institution. They are bad, no matter how hard
they are trying.
I don't use them, period, unless I have to.
I'd rather pay more to FedEx because they are useful with business like
manner. They are good on what they do.
The post office is very good on their manipulating act. It would go bankrupt
in a heart beat if they allow private sector to compete.
Do you know that?
"Wuby" wrote in message
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> Dear All,
> After much agony, I finally went to my local office in San Jose 7:00am
> and got a number. Spoke with an officer at around 9:30 and he printed
> out a replacement letter for me in 1 minute. No questions asked. What a
> pleasant experience, compared to the national customer service line.
> Just want to report this to everyone that ever lost anything in the
> mail. When in doubt, do not listen to anyone on the phone, especially
> the 800 number one. Bite the bullet, go to your local office, kill 3 or
> 4 hours and you'll get what you want. It's well worth the time.
> Cheers,
> Wuby
> --
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The post office is an ancient institution. They are bad, no matter how hard
they are trying.
I don't use them, period, unless I have to.
I'd rather pay more to FedEx because they are useful with business like
manner. They are good on what they do.
The post office is very good on their manipulating act. It would go bankrupt
in a heart beat if they allow private sector to compete.
Do you know that?
"Wuby" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Dear All,
> After much agony, I finally went to my local office in San Jose 7:00am
> and got a number. Spoke with an officer at around 9:30 and he printed
> out a replacement letter for me in 1 minute. No questions asked. What a
> pleasant experience, compared to the national customer service line.
> Just want to report this to everyone that ever lost anything in the
> mail. When in doubt, do not listen to anyone on the phone, especially
> the 800 number one. Bite the bullet, go to your local office, kill 3 or
> 4 hours and you'll get what you want. It's well worth the time.
> Cheers,
> Wuby
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
Mar 19th 2003, 11:37 am
#17
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Calderon wrote:
>
> I think we already moved into 21st century.
> The post office is an ancient institution. They are bad, no matter how hard
> they are trying.
> I don't use them, period, unless I have to.
> I'd rather pay more to FedEx because they are useful with business like
> manner. They are good on what they do.
> The post office is very good on their manipulating act. It would go bankrupt
> in a heart beat if they allow private sector to compete.
> Do you know that?
These things are probably true but few people are going to use fedex to
mail a letter. Important documents can be sent by fedex (and I would)
but I doubt INS will start sending out notices by fedex anytime soon
>
> I think we already moved into 21st century.
> The post office is an ancient institution. They are bad, no matter how hard
> they are trying.
> I don't use them, period, unless I have to.
> I'd rather pay more to FedEx because they are useful with business like
> manner. They are good on what they do.
> The post office is very good on their manipulating act. It would go bankrupt
> in a heart beat if they allow private sector to compete.
> Do you know that?
These things are probably true but few people are going to use fedex to
mail a letter. Important documents can be sent by fedex (and I would)
but I doubt INS will start sending out notices by fedex anytime soon
Mar 19th 2003, 3:47 pm
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Re: US Post Office
I understand.
I only use USPS when I have to. Otherwise, email is faster. Fax is also
available. Important documents deserve the FEDEX services.
How about that?
"L D Jones" wrote in message
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> Calderon wrote:
> >
> > I think we already moved into 21st century.
> > The post office is an ancient institution. They are bad, no matter how
hard
> > they are trying.
> > I don't use them, period, unless I have to.
> > I'd rather pay more to FedEx because they are useful with business like
> > manner. They are good on what they do.
> > The post office is very good on their manipulating act. It would go
bankrupt
> > in a heart beat if they allow private sector to compete.
> > Do you know that?
> These things are probably true but few people are going to use fedex to
> mail a letter. Important documents can be sent by fedex (and I would)
> but I doubt INS will start sending out notices by fedex anytime soon
I only use USPS when I have to. Otherwise, email is faster. Fax is also
available. Important documents deserve the FEDEX services.
How about that?
"L D Jones" wrote in message
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> Calderon wrote:
> >
> > I think we already moved into 21st century.
> > The post office is an ancient institution. They are bad, no matter how
hard
> > they are trying.
> > I don't use them, period, unless I have to.
> > I'd rather pay more to FedEx because they are useful with business like
> > manner. They are good on what they do.
> > The post office is very good on their manipulating act. It would go
bankrupt
> > in a heart beat if they allow private sector to compete.
> > Do you know that?
> These things are probably true but few people are going to use fedex to
> mail a letter. Important documents can be sent by fedex (and I would)
> but I doubt INS will start sending out notices by fedex anytime soon
Mar 20th 2003, 2:50 am
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Did you file it through a lawyer or directly ? In my case, I live on the
east coast and my lawyers are on the west coast. All receipts and
acknowlegdements go to my lawyer, while all appointment notices and
approvals (EAD, Adv.Parole) have come directly to me. So initially all INS
mail seemed to go to my lawyers, then mail started trickling into my mailbox
too.
- R
"nathan barley" wrote in message
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> I often wonder the same thing. Since filing for AOS, we've never
> received anything from them at all, no receipt, no ead appointment
> letter. It's as if all the INS outgoing mail is sucked directly into a
> black hole.
> I worry that when my aos appointment comes along hopefully later this
> year, we won't know anything about it, or the medical appointment,
> because something got lost in the mail between them and us.
> --
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east coast and my lawyers are on the west coast. All receipts and
acknowlegdements go to my lawyer, while all appointment notices and
approvals (EAD, Adv.Parole) have come directly to me. So initially all INS
mail seemed to go to my lawyers, then mail started trickling into my mailbox
too.
- R
"nathan barley" wrote in message
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> I often wonder the same thing. Since filing for AOS, we've never
> received anything from them at all, no receipt, no ead appointment
> letter. It's as if all the INS outgoing mail is sucked directly into a
> black hole.
> I worry that when my aos appointment comes along hopefully later this
> year, we won't know anything about it, or the medical appointment,
> because something got lost in the mail between them and us.
> --
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Mar 20th 2003, 2:51 am
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Re: US Post Office
For a number of cases, the online status really sucks!!
My case has gone 2-3 steps ahead, but the online status has still not caught
up after months.
- R
"lairdside" wrote in message
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> Try checking your case status online - it may not give you much
> information but at least you may know if they have sent something to
> you. If you have not received it by 3 weeks after the stated date of
> posting - I'd call em
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My case has gone 2-3 steps ahead, but the online status has still not caught
up after months.
- R
"lairdside" wrote in message
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> Try checking your case status online - it may not give you much
> information but at least you may know if they have sent something to
> you. If you have not received it by 3 weeks after the stated date of
> posting - I'd call em
> --
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Mar 20th 2003, 4:42 am
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Re: US Post Office
Rex,
I filed myself. I don't think that makes a difference in the way that they send you the notices. The letters either go to you or your lawyer, in plain first class mail.
Wuby
I filed myself. I don't think that makes a difference in the way that they send you the notices. The letters either go to you or your lawyer, in plain first class mail.
Wuby
Originally posted by Rex Lustrous
Did you file it through a lawyer or directly ? In my case, I live on the
Did you file it through a lawyer or directly ? In my case, I live on the
Mar 20th 2003, 11:07 am
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Calderon wrote:
>
> I understand.
> I only use USPS when I have to. Otherwise, email is faster. Fax is also
> available. Important documents deserve the FEDEX services.
> How about that?
I don't know, how about it?
>
> I understand.
> I only use USPS when I have to. Otherwise, email is faster. Fax is also
> available. Important documents deserve the FEDEX services.
> How about that?
I don't know, how about it?
Mar 21st 2003, 3:41 am
#23
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Re: US Post Office
USPS service is very bad.
USPS people stink.
"L D Jones" wrote in message
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> Calderon wrote:
> >
> > I understand.
> > I only use USPS when I have to. Otherwise, email is faster. Fax is also
> > available. Important documents deserve the FEDEX services.
> > How about that?
> I don't know, how about it?
USPS people stink.
"L D Jones" wrote in message
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> Calderon wrote:
> >
> > I understand.
> > I only use USPS when I have to. Otherwise, email is faster. Fax is also
> > available. Important documents deserve the FEDEX services.
> > How about that?
> I don't know, how about it?
Mar 21st 2003, 4:03 am
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Re: US Post Office
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On Fri, 21 Mar 2003 16:41:14 GMT, Calderon wrote:
> USPS service is very bad.
> USPS people stink.
I guess you just created a new term called "USPSphobia" :-))
On Fri, 21 Mar 2003 16:41:14 GMT, Calderon wrote:
> USPS service is very bad.
> USPS people stink.
I guess you just created a new term called "USPSphobia" :-))
Mar 21st 2003, 6:36 pm
#25
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Re: US Post Office
No, USPS IS JUST PURE BAD.
"Maikel LLacson" wrote in message
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> x-no-archive: yes
> On Fri, 21 Mar 2003 16:41:14 GMT, Calderon wrote:
> > USPS service is very bad.
> > USPS people stink.
> I guess you just created a new term called "USPSphobia" :-))
"Maikel LLacson" wrote in message
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> x-no-archive: yes
> On Fri, 21 Mar 2003 16:41:14 GMT, Calderon wrote:
> > USPS service is very bad.
> > USPS people stink.
> I guess you just created a new term called "USPSphobia" :-))
Mar 22nd 2003, 4:31 am
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Excellent for what they have.
What they have is nothing but junks.
"Aikido251" wrote in message
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> I think USPS is execellent
What they have is nothing but junks.
"Aikido251" wrote in message
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> I think USPS is execellent
