Canada post # busy ... for like ... 1h
 

WTF I'm sick of this shit

the fuckers haven't delivered me mail for like 2-3 weeks now . tons of checks late, and stuff I ordered on ebay . I'm pissed

the postal service is a piece of shit here, save yourself time and deal with wires.

Don't forget to tip your mailman!

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he can fuckoff

ha, calling them is a complete waste of time. Even when the phone does ring there is never an answer.

I owe those arses $3000 from an ecommerce business a few years back. They sent mail every week for 2 years. Then I moved and used the mail forwarding service (through CP of course)

When it ended their mail went who-knows-where. Now I have a friend tell me they called him (he used to own the business) because their mail to me is being returned ... and get this - they don't know where I live or how to contact me!

Are they complete morons??

THEY HAVE MY F'ING HOME ADDRESS ON FILE !!!!!

That's why I send Christmas cards in October.

LOL, I hear ya'

Seriously, are you calling the 1-800 Canada Post number?

That's a waste of time.

Phone the local branch and the local postmaster will/should look into it. He'll only have to walk 100 feet to look into what's up with your letter carrier. If he doesn't know what's up, the sorters will.

The 800 number won't know shit.

I used to work at the post office and the toll free line and local branch unit communication is shit.

Ok ... so I have to go there right ? cauz there is no phone # arround for the local places . they only show the 800 on the website / 411

Only #s avaliable are the union number and that kind of crap ...

haha . just wait a couple of month and u will get your cheks

What about my dvd, my 2 external harddrive and my external dvd burners, my 20 gamecube games I ordered, and about 1000 $ more of christmass gifts ? I ordered them in nov ... NOTHING came through yet

That'd probably be best, if for no other reason than to put some pressure on them.

However, the number SHOULD be in your local white pages, under Canada Post-Postal Outlet for Products and Service/Commercial Service Centre-Corporate... or something along those lines.