Jay bought signature confirmation and insurance on the $1300 MacBook Pro she sold on eBay to a buyer in Berkeley.
But the buyer never got it, she said, and PayPal refunded the buyer in Berkeley his money, leaving Jay without her money or her laptop.
The signature delivery receipt doesn’t appear to show any signature on it, so Jay thought she’d get her insurance claim right away.
“I understand mistakes happen,” she said. “And that’s why I buy insurance.”
But the Postal Service denied her claim, saying the package was “delivered as addressed” — indicating the blank space on her receipt was in fact a signature.
via Call Kurtis: USPS Claims Blank Space Is Signature Confirmation, Customer Says « CBS Sacramento
Well, I had pretty much the same experience with one of the private carriers. No payment and item shown as delivered. Basically the little guy has no recourse dealing with these giants of industry.
Only the USPS would do something like this. I am so glad to be out of that insane asylum!
That’s why you use UPS or Fed Ex, the USPS sucks when it comes to paying out on insurance claims. They need that money for their Stupidvisor slush fund
It was stolen by a postal worker