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Originally Posted by Hockey fan
Not related to your specific item but I ship daily and learned that each Priority delivery scan creates an internal GPS location upon delivery. This isn't anything you can see as a customer but going to my local post office and politely asking the clerk to check the tracking number they were able to find a package I sent. Like yours it was marked delivered but it was actually delivered across town. In a perfect world the person that incorrectly received the package would give it back to a carrier but in my case the carrier retrieved the package from the incorrect address and re-delivered to the proper address. Worth a shot asking a postmaster at a local PO on your end to help you find a mis-delivered package.
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And in my wife's case, she never received a piece of china she bought on the flea. USPS tracked it down and it was delivered to the next block up to an address one number off that would have put it up in the next block. However the seller was able to prove that they addressed the package correctly. A notice was sent to the address in the next block by USPS and the recipient refused to cooperate instead choosing to keep the package. IOW, stealing it even though it was given to them by mistake.
At this point the USPS told my wife game over, nothing we can do and pound sand. The eBay seller graciously refunded the entire purchase even though not at fault. eBay itself didn't want to take a stand on the issue and participate with their so called "buyers guarantee."
At least we know where one dirtbag lives one block up. I hope the piece has lots of lead in it and they die.