steve_clarke
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If you have had parcels or mail go missing in recent months, please email
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with your details including area and local SAPO office, the time frame this package was intercepted and as much of the path the mail followed through the chain as you could track.
- Background
Over the past 7 years I have ordered many items from overseas and only ever had 1 item not arrive.
Over the past 2 months i have had more than 5 items go missing in the mail.
They have all been non “signed for” (blue/green slip) items, so the slip is easily intercepted and claimed at the post office. This is still no excuse for them going missing. My concern is that I am reading more and more about Registered items being intercepted or returned without notifying the destined recipient.
I am trying to locate the point in the process at witch the parcels are being intercepted:
International Sorting - Local Post Office - Notice Delivery - Door
If you had items go missing in the mail delivery process, or even if you HAVE been receiving your blue/green slips, please call me.
I've attempted to put up notices, listing the above paragraph, at my local Post Office for people with the same problem to call me but these notices are removed daily. These notices merely state that I am trying to track down the point in the chain where the mail is going missing, yet my local SAPO feels the need to remove them, daily.
I'm not saying the packages are going missing from my local SAPO, but they are in no way assisting in the fight against this problem.
I attempted to lodge a complaint on HelloPeter. I received a message back from SAPO equivalent to the holding message on their telephone lines with just as much effectiveness.
While I appreciate their good wishes, the workflow and absolute anti-useability of HelloPeter whereby the only communication is lodging a formal complaint to an automated response system, is an absolutely ineffectual waste of time.
I would like to start building a database that can be accessed by any media person or organisation willing to take up the cause.
If you have any other information that could aid this cause, please email the address above.
Let's get our Postal Service back.
Thanks for listening
Stephen
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with your details including area and local SAPO office, the time frame this package was intercepted and as much of the path the mail followed through the chain as you could track.
- Background
Over the past 7 years I have ordered many items from overseas and only ever had 1 item not arrive.
Over the past 2 months i have had more than 5 items go missing in the mail.
They have all been non “signed for” (blue/green slip) items, so the slip is easily intercepted and claimed at the post office. This is still no excuse for them going missing. My concern is that I am reading more and more about Registered items being intercepted or returned without notifying the destined recipient.
I am trying to locate the point in the process at witch the parcels are being intercepted:
International Sorting - Local Post Office - Notice Delivery - Door
If you had items go missing in the mail delivery process, or even if you HAVE been receiving your blue/green slips, please call me.
I've attempted to put up notices, listing the above paragraph, at my local Post Office for people with the same problem to call me but these notices are removed daily. These notices merely state that I am trying to track down the point in the chain where the mail is going missing, yet my local SAPO feels the need to remove them, daily.
I'm not saying the packages are going missing from my local SAPO, but they are in no way assisting in the fight against this problem.
I attempted to lodge a complaint on HelloPeter. I received a message back from SAPO equivalent to the holding message on their telephone lines with just as much effectiveness.
While I appreciate their good wishes, the workflow and absolute anti-useability of HelloPeter whereby the only communication is lodging a formal complaint to an automated response system, is an absolutely ineffectual waste of time.
I would like to start building a database that can be accessed by any media person or organisation willing to take up the cause.
If you have any other information that could aid this cause, please email the address above.
Let's get our Postal Service back.
Thanks for listening
Stephen
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