Record Time for USPS and PSA

mexpo75

Kudos to both the USPS and PSA. I mailed off a submission at 12:30 Monday, and by yesterday (wed) it was logged and in process. I live on the east coast (NC) and I sent the package First class. Thanks.

rexvos

I just wished the USPS could get things back quick. Registered mail takes forever and a day to get back to me.

mexpo75

You are right. The people at the P.O. even tell you that registered mail is the slowest type of mail. But at least I will know by WED. the fate of my card.

mexpo75

Rex, You got me thinking. Why can't PSA send cards back Priority with delivery confirmation and insurance instead of registered? Anything insured over $200 has to be signed for and will get to you is half the time or less.

rexvos

<< <i>Rex, You got me thinking. Why can't PSA send cards back Priority with delivery confirmation and insurance instead of registered? Anything insured over $200 has to be signed for and will get to you is half the time or less. >>



or at least give us the option. I had a sub pop 10 days ago that I have not received yet. That is ridiculous. I am thinking about getting a fed ex account so I have another option on getting stuff back in a timely manner.

goose3

<< <i>Rex, You got me thinking. Why can't PSA send cards back Priority with delivery confirmation and insurance instead of registered? Anything insured over $200 has to be signed for and will get to you is half the time or less. >>




Because registered mail is treated like evidence.

Have you ever heard of a piece of registered mail being lost? I haven't.

It's the safest, most secure, and the chance of PSA having to reimburse anyone for "lost" packages is nil.

mknez

My last sub was shipped from PSA on a Wednesday via registered mail, and I got it in Ohio on that Saturday. Fastest ever return shipping from Cali. Usually it takes 7-10 days for me.

Mike

mtcards

My sub was shipped on 9/25, still not here on 10/3. Although I wonder sometimes if the shipping date is when it left the grading area packaged to be shipped and not when it actually found the post office.