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Wow--that just looks ugly--sorry about that Sean! 
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Last time I got one, there was an apology printed on the back of the envelope...
Chris
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It would have been better if they explained what happened, at least then it might be interesting. Was it found inside of a high speed sorter, behind a counter, or in a wastebasket? I'll never know.
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I would be suspicious of the manner in which the seller packed, I presume, stamps? A small envelope, if a large order, overstuffed, and past the dimensions(thickness) of a standard first class envelope of which only 49 cents was paid for postage.
If my premise is correct, the envelope should have been presented as a large envelope, the non-machinable surcharge paid, and the envelope would not have gotten jammed in the standard envelope automatic sorting machinery.
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This is what is left of an ebay lot I purchased back in early March. It never arrived and seller refunded my money. This just arrived today from the USPS. No explanation or apology.
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Wow--that just looks ugly--sorry about that Sean!
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Last time I got one, there was an apology printed on the back of the envelope...
Chris
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re: Rough handling
It would have been better if they explained what happened, at least then it might be interesting. Was it found inside of a high speed sorter, behind a counter, or in a wastebasket? I'll never know.
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09:28:24pm
re: Rough handling
I would be suspicious of the manner in which the seller packed, I presume, stamps? A small envelope, if a large order, overstuffed, and past the dimensions(thickness) of a standard first class envelope of which only 49 cents was paid for postage.
If my premise is correct, the envelope should have been presented as a large envelope, the non-machinable surcharge paid, and the envelope would not have gotten jammed in the standard envelope automatic sorting machinery.
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