I have over 500 transactions on ebay. I had one check which I sent, that
never arrived, and an item I sold never arrived, but it was sent to Chili
in South America. I even sent an item to Kuwait and it made it.
Joe Paolucci
Walton, Ky
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tom Stroup" <tstroup@xxxxxxxx>
To: <L-FORWARDLOOK@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, July 25, 2003 10:46 AM
Subject: Re: [FWDLK] e-bay situation/opinion
> I've had 100 transactions, mostly through the US Postal service. No
> problems except the occasional folding of something that was not
> supposed to be folded. My wife, on the other hand, with about 4
> transactions has had one shipment come open, stuff lost from it, and no
> recourse. I would say the odds are good, but there is always that one
> time...
>
> For example, the local post office returned my paycheck to where I work,
> and it took fifteen days!
> It is the next town, about 9 miles away. I know it sat on the desk in
> the back of the post office for two weeks, but they said it wasn't there
> every time I asked at the counter.
> Tom 57 Coronet southern Ohio
>
> >>> Roger Howard <roger.d.howard@xxxxxxxxxxx> 07/25/03 09:12 AM >>>
> I guess I dont quite understand your question
> How is Ebay related to the US Post Office, other than supplying you with
> a shipping address, or you providing your mailing address?
> Sounds like a BIG problem at the post office!
> ----- Original Message -----
> Hello List members
> General question for you guys who have been buying and selling on
> e-bay for a while (100 or more transactions??)
> Generally speaking how often do shipments TRULY get lost???
> Do 'LOST' items ever show up months later??
> I use US mail generally 1st class or priority and I have had 3 'lost'
> items in the last 6 weeks????
> 2 items I have mailed out and 1 item (payment) sent to me
> If these are the long term odds,,,I think I have had enough
>
> regards
> ED ECKERSON
>
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