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Re: Thumbs up for walmart.com customers -- (and KBkids, too)
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lugnet.market.shipping
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Wed, 3 Jan 2001 13:55:21 GMT
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I wonder if Walmart is aware of this problem and has changed the way they
ship. The reason I say this is because the day after Christmas I placed two
orders(i had two online coupons so I placed two orders) one for a half price
4561 and the other for a Mindstorms RIS and selected normal ground shipping.
To my suprise both packages were shipped second day via Airborn. I actually
got the 4561 the next day, and the RIS the following day. I don't know why
they decided to ship it second day (and not charge me) but maybe it's
because of the problems they were having with the post office.
jt
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James J. Trobaugh
North Georgia LEGO Train Club
http://www.ngltc.org
In lugnet.market.shipping, Jeff Johnston writes:
> Bianca Nebab wrote:
>
> > It sounds like my experiences so far with Airborne @home, which is what
> > Wal-Mart and KB often use.
>
> That's exactly what got used in this case.
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> > They use Airborne to deliver your package to a
> > local Airborne receiving center, which then drops off your package at your
> > local post office. The online tracking using Airborne's site/number stops
> > there, which is why the KB rep (using Airborne's site) could tell you it was
> > delivered to your post office, but nothing more. If you want more specific
> > information, I would suggest calling up first Airborne (have your tracking
> > number ready), and if they tell you it was delivered to your post office,
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> Yep, that's what they told me. Oddly enough it was delivered to a post office
> in North Reading, even though it was addressed to me in Lowell (several miles
> away.
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> > call your post office, who should be able to check if they have a package
> > for you still being processed.
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> And that's where the trail went cold. Nobody had the package. The N. Reading
> PO claimed it went to Lowell, Lowell claimed they had never seen it. *sigh*.
>
> J, hoping the train actually makes it here.
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