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Video: Portland couple upset birthday package never reached son in military

postalworksPORTLAND, Ore. — A Portland couple was upset that the care package they sent their son, who’s serving in the military in England, never made it to him.

Joseph and Stephanie Capatina used a Portland shipping company called Postal Works.

They said the company told them back in March the package would make it in time for their son’s 21st birthday.

But a few days ago, that package wound up back on their doorstep. The Capatinas say they reached out to the company but weren’t offered a refund.

She [Postal Works] said the package was returned because no one in England paid the import tax that country charges for international packages.

Military family upset birthday package never reached son

1 thoughts on “Video: Portland couple upset birthday package never reached son in military

  1. If they had sent the package to a APO address which all military personnel have stationed overseas no import tax would have had to been paid as the package would have been delivered through the military postal system.Send a package through a foreign postal system you pay whatever tax they require.

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