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ups sucks they lost my 360/12v64 that was do here yesterday

Man, very sorry to hear this news. Hope they locate it very soon.

I sure hope it was shipped with insurance...

This is a common occurrence, especially during the Christmas season. The hub is working at full capacity, 24 hours a day, and the drivers are instructed to stay on the road until their trucks are empty, and this means late deliveries.

Whoever you purchased the guitar from should begin the tracking process--he's the shipper. Stay in touch. He's also (unfortunately) who the insurance settlement (if it comes to that) will be paid to, so you need to track HIM, too.

Good luck. Chances are they will find it in short order.

And watch those homonyms.

jingle_jangle wrote:And watch those homonyms.

How due you know so much about spelling and grammar, Paul?

I wouldn't push the panic button just yet, Jerry. Paul is right. Give it a day or so.

thanks guys i just got off the phone with ups they was here yesterday to deliver about 15 min after i left for work but a signature is required and its a good thing since it was raining all day here anyways it whent back to the local ups hub about 30 miles away and for some reason was shipped out last night to another state! they know it made it to the other hub in the middle of the night and thats where the tracking stops they said the will track it to see if it shipps out from there in the morning and if it does they will see i get it tomorrow but if it makes it back to the shipper they said they will send it overnight to me so finger's crossed

All's well, that (appears) to end well.

buzfluhart wrote:All's well, that (appears) to end.

are you refering to the story or the sentence?

Which sentence?

I think somewhere in Jerry's house is a typewriter with a roll of wrapping paper hanging out of it...

Just kidding, Jerry, sorry; you need to know that you're the Kerouac of this Forum.

With affection,

The Curmudge

thanks i think

wow the computer says my guitar is in another state the ups hub says they dont know where its at and the ups truck just pulled up the drive to drop it off

Well, I sure hope that's what they're bringing! Glad to hear it found it's way "home"!

Now, we need some pics when you get around to opening it!

hjarnett wrote:wow the computer says my guitar is in another state the ups hub says they dont know where its at and the ups truck just pulled up the drive to drop it off

Somehow this figures. I once had a package supposedly in Chicago, but later the same day it was returned to my house.

Glad you got it...or you got something anyway

Just another shining example of HUA* syndrome.

*Head Up A**.

I ordered some sheet material from a new supplier in Chicago. After three weeks and no stuff, I called the supplier, only to be told that that the size I ordered (36" X 48", which is the only size they said they carried) was something they didn't ever stock, and if I wanted a different size, I could order it then. Three weeks with no word...so I ordered the different size (30" X 40") and told them to RUSH it.

An hour later I was at lunch, and got a call on my cell asking me if I wanted to finalize the original order of the material at the the ORIGINAL size, as they had no record of any order from me.

Huh?

I returned to my office and there was a package from them of the material--in the ORIGINAL SIZE, waiting for me.