what to do if the post office delivered to the wrong address?

[Mistaduma]

Originally Posted by roboteck99

by making a claim and going threw all the managers and upper management at the post office to let them know who poor this employee perform and making sure he gets what coming for him.

which would be...?

[roboteck99]

i dont know Mr. Expert, you tell me if u f*** up at the post office what do you get? my hope is he get fired.

[Mistaduma]

Originally Posted by roboteck99

i dont know Mr. Expert, you tell me if u f*** up at the post office what do you get?

A write up and progressive corrective action eventually leading to termination if it is an ongoing problem.

I get that you're frustrated and upset but shouldn't you be more worried about your neighbor signing for your parcel with your name instead of trying to make some heads roll?

[roboteck99]

Im more than upset, this isnt the first time the post office screwed me over this is like the 3rd and final time and at least this time I have proof.

[iBLeeDBaTTLeReD]

Originally Posted by roboteck99

proof that they did not ship it to the right address. and the post man f*** up big time. and what if i go to my neighbor and they play dumb. i cant search their home? come on now, if you get a package open it up see a kobe bryant autograph are you going to give it back or keep it? for all i know i might as well kiss the kobe autograph good bye. again USPS sucks a$$!!!!

Quit ragging on the post office and go ask for your card. If its a high dollar card you should have asked for it to be insured in case something like this happened....common sense.

For someone so worried about their card you're aren't doing much about it other than wasting forum space talking sh!t about the PO. The moment i found out i would have been knocking on my neighbors door. ESPECIALLY in some apartments, that doesn't even require a drive......

[Mistaduma]

So is your primary goal here to get your carrier fired or recovering your card?

The other times have you let the post master or supervisor know that you've had parcel misdelivered?

[roboteck99]

Just wait man, until the PO screw you over you'll be crying too. Because it will happened and I hope when it does its not a high end card like mine.

[roboteck99]

Originally Posted by Mistaduma

So is your primary goal here to get your carrier fired or recovering your card?

The other times have you let the post master or supervisor know that you've had parcel misdelivered?

Both I want the carrier fired and I hope to get my card back but like I said I dont care who you are but if u see a kobe autographed card who isnt going to keep it.

[Mistaduma]

Originally Posted by roboteck99

Both I want the carrier fired and I hope to get my card back but like I said I dont care who you are but if u see a kobe autographed card who isnt going to keep it.

So... have you already contacted the post office and let them know about this?

[roboteck99]

i will tomorrow asap. this just happened today.

[Mistaduma]

Honestly I'd be more worried about my neighbor signing for my packages with my name.

[iBLeeDBaTTLeReD]

Originally Posted by roboteck99

Im more than upset, this isnt the first time the post office screwed me over this is like the 3rd and final time and at least this time I have proof.

Originally Posted by roboteck99

Just wait man, until the PO screw you over you'll be crying too. Because it will happened and I hope when it does its not a high end card like mine.

Originally Posted by roboteck99

Im going to fight this until the end, and I am going to make the post man pay for his error so he wouldnt do it again to someone else, because if your unsure dont ship it.

Originally Posted by roboteck99

by making a claim and going threw all the managers and upper management at the post office to let them know how poor this employee perform and making sure he gets what coming for him.

Originally Posted by roboteck99

i dont know Mr. Expert, you tell me if u f*** up at the post office what do you get? my hope is he get fired.

Originally Posted by roboteck99

i will tomorrow asap. this just happened today.

You sound like the most incompetent person on these boards right now. If it already happened twice to you why the heck would you continue to make expensive purchases without getting them insured? Then you disrespect a member trying to explain to you the process and better understand how to go about it. At this point i hope you never get your card and lose your money.....and i bet you'll still continue to buy stuff without covering your a$$ and blame everyone else but yourself for the dumb decisions you make when purchasing items online.

[SelfDestruct808]

Originally Posted by roboteck99

i will tomorrow asap. this just happened today.

By the time you and the PO sort things out, the person who took your card will probably have sold your card, came up with an excuse, or already living in another country*sarcasm*. But why cant you go and retrieve your card and let the PO know what happened?

[pingbling23]

yeah, go after the neighbor, no reason trying to get some one fired over something like this. i can understand being upset and wanting there be some recourse for the employee's actions, but causing them to lose their job effects their life as well as who ever they are having to support. get all the evidence you have, if the neighbor knowingly signed your name, this is forgery and more then likely a felony in your state. if they wont give up the card and you have proof, contact the police.

[FavresReturn]

I highly doubt you will get that employee fired from that one mistake, unless he has had prior related incidents. Plus when you call/go to the post office tomorrow, be calm and collective. If you go in there screaming and cursing they will ask you to leave and/or call the police. The guy at the counter did not screw up..

[marino5084]

You have the address and the ladies signature. Confront her and get your package back. Why waste time on all the rest of it. I don't get it.

[Fraser9698]

What a fool.

Whats stopping you from being an adult and go to the neighbor?

[skycat]

Hello!
Its not the mailman fault when the sender write your neighbor address on the envelope! What confuse me is how the neighbor receiver signed your name instead!

[F5 Penguin]

The ridiculousness this guy spewed out of his mouth made my head hurt.

Be a man, not a whiny bitch, and go ask for the card. Unlike your pre-conceived pessimistic view on the world, there are still good people. I've made friends with my neighbor so they'll pick up the packages that FedEx/UPS "accidentally" leave at my door even though I've requested they never leave them due to recent theft in the area. Now my neighbor picks them up if she sees them. In return, I occassionally will cook and have extras and drop it off to them, and I'll even give them a little gift card on Christmas to say thanks.

Make friends, some people are nice. You collect more flies with honey, man.

[StraightCash]

It's not like the USPS are the only ones that make mistakes either. Fed Ex delivered some of my college books to a house on a different street and we got their package instead. At least your package was delivered to the same apartment. You seem to have an idea about who has it, so take it up with them.

[roboteck99]

Ive already asked my neighbor and now she playing dumb as if she never got a package from the post office yesterday. What now geniuses? Look if you were her you probably play dumb too. Come on now who does not know who Kobe Bryant is, if she open a package and see what inside she know its worth some sort of money. It might as well be a few hundred dollars someone sent her. All I know is I have proof the PO messed up and I not going to let this go. Either have the carrier go and get my item back because he/she know who he/she gave it too or give me my money back for the item that they lost.

[boombaby_rm31]

yes because the senders handwriting was so bad they delivered it to the wrong address. good thing my neighbors were honest and gave it to me.

[F5 Penguin]

If she signed for it, opened it, lied to you about it and you have proof, it is now a theft issue, because it is a felony (i believe) to open another persons mail. Call the police and file a police report. Watch how fast she coughs it up. If you come back here saying that they didn't do anything, or that she still "doesn't have it", you're lying, plain and simple, and you just want to take out the postman for some reason. It really seems like you're 10, the way you're acting in this whole thing, especially after you've been given solid, ample advice from a handful of members here.

PO isn't going to give you your money back. Period. Good luck trying to do that.

[Mistaduma]

So this is literally what you need to do then

1) Go to this website

https://postalinspectors.uspis.gov/c...complaint.aspx

2) Click on mail theft

3) Fill out the form

And that's literally it.

Don't bother calling the police, without actually seeing with your own two eyes that your neighbor took it then it's going to be a case of he said she said. The postal inspector specialize in anything with mail and will make this a priority. Yes, they can actually arrest people too in case you are wondering.

Right now your mailman is your best friend, he can confirm that it was delivered to that specific address. He is not going to pay for your card, plain and simple, so you might as well get that out of your head.

Are you literally not worried at all that your neighbor signed for your package with your name? Why not show her your proof and tell her you are going to be contacting the postal inspector? You seem to honestly be more concerned about getting your carrier fired (isn't going to happen) or making him personally pay for your card (definately isn't going to happen).

[smoothfidelity]

Originally Posted by roboteck99

Ive already asked my neighbor and now she playing dumb as if she never got a package from the post office yesterday. What now geniuses? Look if you were her you probably play dumb too. Come on now who does not know who Kobe Bryant is, if she open a package and see what inside she know its worth some sort of money. It might as well be a few hundred dollars someone sent her. All I know is I have proof the PO messed up and I not going to let this go. Either have the carrier go and get my item back because he/she know who he/she gave it too or give me my money back for the item that they lost.

I bet you never even asked her. You have proof you state. What did she say when you confronted her with this proof?

This sounds like a big sham on your part and alsso doesn't make much sense. You had all this proof before you even contacted the post office?