Re: [SFD-discuss] [SFD] Ordinary Post - A bad idea
On 9/18/13, sfd-discuss-request@sf-day.org <sfd-discuss-request@sf-day.org> wrote:
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Message: 3 Date: Wed, 18 Sep 2013 21:12:25 +0800 From: Frederic Muller - DFF <fred@digitalfreedomfoundation.org> To: sfd-discuss@sf-day.org Subject: Re: [SFD-discuss] [SFD] Ordinary Post - A bad idea Message-ID: <5239A6B9.2050303@digitalfreedomfoundation.org> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1"
Hi!
We've been using the post-office for a few years now. As I wrote already no matter which company we use from the most expensive to the cheapest we run into the same issues: some teams don't get their packages on time or at all.
I know there will be issues in some countries when we're doing it on such a big scale. I understand your situation but using registered post with a "tracking number" will help let us know that whether or not we should wait for the package to arrive. Right now even the post office guys are not able to help us in any manner because it's an ordinary post. A tracking number is a must for any international post.
It's a fact of life that we have to live with, and believe me we look very closely at the issue.
Fred
On 18/09/13 21:55, Shubham Chaudhary wrote:
A tracking number is a must for any international post. We used tracking numbers in the past and they didn't bring more information. We've been shipping goodies since 2008 so I can really tell you we do have experience in the matter and while we understand you're not happy that your pack is not there, every year whatever shipping methods we use we hit issues. Last year some teams in the USA didn't receive their package... I wouldn't think it could be possible but as you see issues always arise.
Fred
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