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Insurance is not the issue here. The recipient got the package, and the sender has proof of that. Now the recipient is refusing to refund the senders original payment. USPS insurance does not cover situations like this.
What you're saying as far as insurance goes is true but I think this comes under the heading of postal fraud. If you use the mails to defraud someone they have a department that handles that. You can go to your local postmaster to make an inquiry.
Having said that, depending on the locale, the local police (detectives) might get quicker results.
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05-06-2009 06:16 PM
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In the same situation, I was able to help someone get $500 for a stock he had returned.
I did some Internet "detective work" of public records, & identified the forgetful seller & his family. (2 sons were LEO's.) I then had the person seeking the refund phone a son's house, & inquire as to the health of his father. Within a week, the refund check was received, along with a list of excuses.
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Postal oblivion that must be where those golf balls are. I sent my dad a dozen golf balls from England
back in 71. I'm still waiting.Imagine that.
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speedgunner, I hope the person you are having trouble with isn't located in Jacksonville, Arkansas.If he is, pm me through your regular server.[not through this sight].I'll tell you what finally moved him off of the "dime". Nick
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I got burned for a cnote by a board member on the old Jouster,scumbags are all over.This guy was on the east coast if I remember rite.Dont spend too much time on ****ants.That being said most of the many,many deals I did on there went off without a hitch.One guy sent the item before I paid him.
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