USPS USPS INSURANCE FRAUD US POSTAL SERVICE Ripoff Nationwide

The USPS insurance program for packages is really weak in terms of responsiveness and the hassle isn't worth it for low dollar items ($100).

People that mail through the USPS and UPS and Fed-Ex need to understand that their package is going into large pieces of collection equipment (those big silver containers you may see at the airport) with tens or hundreds of other packages.

The packages move on conveyors, drop from height, are physically thrown from one container to another, smash against other packages and are often buried with hundreds or thousands of pounds on top of them.

The general rule is that you should be able to drop whatever you are mailing in a package from chest height and be confident that it won't be damaged. Better yet, if you can sit on the package it will be fine.

To the person that mailed the computer case. Did you package it in shaped Styrofoam? Did you package it with Styrofoam popcorn?

Look at the way major companies package their products for shipment and consider the cost. They don't package them that way to be nice - they know what the package is going to go through as it travels through the various automated and manual sorting systems and prepare the item accordingly.

Unfortunately your experience with the insurance program is typical. Fortunately it is very inexpensive and you will get reimbursed eventually, though I doubt the time and energy you invest in it will be worth the $100

The USPS insurance program for packages is really weak in terms of responsiveness and the hassle isn't worth it for low dollar items ($100).

People that mail through the USPS and UPS and Fed-Ex need to understand that their package is going into large pieces of collection equipment (those big silver containers you may see at the airport) with tens or hundreds of other packages.

The packages move on conveyors, drop from height, are physically thrown from one container to another, smash against other packages and are often buried with hundreds or thousands of pounds on top of them.

The general rule is that you should be able to drop whatever you are mailing in a package from chest height and be confident that it won't be damaged. Better yet, if you can sit on the package it will be fine.

To the person that mailed the computer case. Did you package it in shaped Styrofoam? Did you package it with Styrofoam popcorn?

Look at the way major companies package their products for shipment and consider the cost. They don't package them that way to be nice - they know what the package is going to go through as it travels through the various automated and manual sorting systems and prepare the item accordingly.

Unfortunately your experience with the insurance program is typical. Fortunately it is very inexpensive and you will get reimbursed eventually, though I doubt the time and energy you invest in it will be worth the $100

The USPS insurance program for packages is really weak in terms of responsiveness and the hassle isn't worth it for low dollar items ($100).

People that mail through the USPS and UPS and Fed-Ex need to understand that their package is going into large pieces of collection equipment (those big silver containers you may see at the airport) with tens or hundreds of other packages.

The packages move on conveyors, drop from height, are physically thrown from one container to another, smash against other packages and are often buried with hundreds or thousands of pounds on top of them.

The general rule is that you should be able to drop whatever you are mailing in a package from chest height and be confident that it won't be damaged. Better yet, if you can sit on the package it will be fine.

To the person that mailed the computer case. Did you package it in shaped Styrofoam? Did you package it with Styrofoam popcorn?

Look at the way major companies package their products for shipment and consider the cost. They don't package them that way to be nice - they know what the package is going to go through as it travels through the various automated and manual sorting systems and prepare the item accordingly.

Unfortunately your experience with the insurance program is typical. Fortunately it is very inexpensive and you will get reimbursed eventually, though I doubt the time and energy you invest in it will be worth the $100

Postal service is a big joke. They have so called "delivery confirmation". All this does is tell you when it hits your local post office. This does not mean it will actually make it to your home mail box. I get mis-directed letters all the time. Sometimes I think I get more of my neighbors mail than I do my own. Complaints only cause further problems (almost like the carrier is getting back at you).

They have lost so many packages that I routinely pay extra to get delivery via UPS, FedEx or any other delivery service.

Now I hear they want to raise the price of stamps AGAIN.

My customer went to the post office twice.
Plus all info i had sent him.
How many times do you expect us,To file
That is why we buy insurance.They are putting
customers through this,So they don't have to
pay.Please if they were so good why all
the other complaints on them?

And as far as caps,I have 4 websites and write my
own code thank-you very much.And as far as taking
care of my business i stay up on them all.

If i ran my business like they run theirs
i would be out of business.I take care of my mistakes i dont pass them on and not take care of them for 3 to 4 months later.
Excuses are like butts every-one has one.



Why did you not simply keep a copy

Why did you not simply keep a copy of the original claim form? If you did, send it with the appeal of their response.

BTW, the caps lock key is on the left side of your keyboard.

Aafes - Viernheim, Europe
U.S.A.

Why did you not simply keep a copy of the original claim form? If you did, send it with the appeal of their response.

BTW, the caps lock key is on the left side of your keyboard.

Why did you not simply keep a copy of the original claim form? If you did, send it with the appeal of their response.

BTW, the caps lock key is on the left side of your keyboard.

Why did you not simply keep a copy of the original claim form? If you did, send it with the appeal of their response.

BTW, the caps lock key is on the left side of your keyboard.

We have compleated OUR REVIEW of the postal Insurance claim for the above article ferenced
above.

Postal regulations require indemnity claims be filed within a specified number of days from
the date of mailing.Since the claim was NOT FILED within the required time limit,we have no
alternative but to deny your claim.

Appeals to this decision must be Submitted in writing within 60 days from the date of this
letter.To file an appeal,return a copy of this letter along with any additional information
you have to support your appeal,to the address shown below.

Service Type Numbered Insured
Maximuum Tolerance for articles Not Delivered:180
Maximum Filing Tolerance For Damage 60
The address for the refenced.

SIGNED WILLIE B. MIXON
Claims & Inquiry Section
Po Box 80141
Saint Louis Mo 63180-0141
1-866-974-2733

WHAT A BUNCH OF CLOWNS,MAILED ABOVE IN FEB. GET
THIS LETTER MAY 17 06
I COULD NOT BELIEVE HOW STUPID THESE PEOPLE
ARE.DUH! HOW DO THEY GET JOBS? WHO DOES THERE
INTERVIEWS?

iF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO SHIP FIND A COMPANY WITH
SENCE,THERE INSURANCE IS A JOKE & SCAM!
AS YOU CAN SEE ABOVE ALL THIS WAS WRITTEN AT
THE TIME AND FOLLOWED THREW.

TO LET YOU KNOW IN THE FUTURE DON'T SHIP WHEN IT IS ITEM MORE THEN YOU CAN LOSE.IF THEY HAVE HIRE PEOPLE THAT DONT KNOW WHAT THEY ARE DOING,THIS
TELLS ALL.WHEN THEY ASK YOU HOW MUCH YOU WANT TO INSURE YOUR PACKAGE,IT WONT MATTER YOU LOSE.
THER IS ALLWAYS BETTER WAYS UPS FEDX DHL,THESE
ARE THE TRUE PROFESSIONALS.THEY DONT PUT MAIL
IN THE WRONG BOX.