This is a bit gear related, as some of us must go through the game of defective-lens-roulette. Last month, I ordered a lens for my Sony camera, which turned out to be horribly decentered.
To make matters worse, I received a return label for Fed Ex Smartpost. Never used this service before, but what could be so bad about it? It's "smart" after all, right?
Well, going on 20+ days from WA to NJ, and still not there. I might submit the tracking info to Guinness World Records.
What's really sad is that the box has been at the destination city of Edison, NJ, TWICE, and even went to the USPS once and then sent back to FedEx where it then went for a long vacation in Pennsylvania.
I called FedEx and they said it was normal for a package to do this and can take 2-3 weeks. I asked why it went to the USPS and then back to FedEx in the destination city and he replied that it was in a container, as if that cleared everything up and I should be happy with the reply.
Even the Pony Express in 1861 would have had my package to NJ in 10 days.
Jun 26, 2018 at 09:01 AM
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