USPS Question

I shipped out a $50 item on June 9th via USPS Priority Mail. The buyer recently contacted me saying they have not received the item yet. I purchased either Insurance or Delivery Confirmation and I used the APC so the tracking # printed out on the receipt. I always keep the receipts for 90 days, but I am having trouble locating this receipt. I know the post office and the date I used the APC for this item. Is there any way to get this insurance or tracking # without tearing my house apart looking for the receipt? Thanks in advance.
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Could the postmaster check the tape for that day on the machine and find the USPS copy of the receipt using your card number? Bet they could find it quickly since you probably have the approximate time also.
Good luck.
Steve
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If it is scanned as delivered you will win a case with paypal. You did all you could to get it there safely.
<< <i>The buyer should be calling the post office and asking where it is. Somebody said they delivered it, he says he never got it. They can easily track who delivered it, if that carrier has a habit of things getting lost they might reimburse you.
If it is scanned as delivered you will win a case with paypal. You did all you could to get it there safely. >>
I know this is a stupid question, as I have a good guess as to what the answer will be. But if a carrier has a habit of things getting lost and not delivered correctly, why is he a) still delivering on a route and/or b) still an employee of USPS??
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<< <i>The buyer should be calling the post office and asking where it is. Somebody said they delivered it, he says he never got it. They can easily track who delivered it, if that carrier has a habit of things getting lost they might reimburse you.
If it is scanned as delivered you will win a case with paypal. You did all you could to get it there safely. >>
I know this is a stupid question, as I have a good guess as to what the answer will be. But if a carrier has a habit of things getting lost and not delivered correctly, why is he a) still delivering on a route and/or b) still an employee of USPS?? >>
Sometimes they're careless, sometimes stupid and incapable of doing the job. Maybe they can't tell the difference between 1971 and 1791 and maybe backus road looks like barkus road to them. Sometimes they think it's really ok to leave a package on the porch in plain view to save themselves a couple minutes.
We have a strong union and it's really hard to get fired. If you have/had employees or tenants you know how hard it is to get rid of the bad ones. If you live in the slums you know how hard it is to get rid of the roaches and rats. Same game different players.
Randy
I almost think sig confirmation should be required on all packages, but it would cost so much more that people would never go for it.