If you'll remember my business with post office post, I ordered some boxes on 1-11-11, I got notice they where shipped today,
1-18-11. But no worry, they said "Your Postal Store order has been carefully packaged and shipped Priority Mail to your destination." I can hardly wait for Obamacare. Mikek
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Jan Panteltje
On a sunny day (Tue, 18 Jan 2011 09:26:01 -0600) it happened "amdx" wrote in :
What is your problem? My shipment from the US to the Netherlands took only 30 days by air priority mail at a cost of 275 $. Then the Dutch post office took over (after customs) and did a value added tax over the goods PLUS the shipping cost, and I had to pay again.
Other stuff that was shipped from the US on December 20 2010 is still not even here, and I have had no notice, and no track and trace info.
If you ever get sick and need Osama's care, you will be cured post-mortem. That industry is also just about selling, they probably will not cure you anyways, but give a a life subscription (for however short that may make your life) of their most expensive drugs, the wrong ones likely. And probably you will have no right to a second opinion.
So what is new? Absolutely nothing.
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amdx
Just an observation, in this day of instant communication and overnight delivery, it took 7 days to get my instant email processed and put a box in the mail. I order a wifi adapter from China, at 29 days I emailed them and said what's up, I got it the next day. Obviously unrelated to my email. Mikek
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Spehro Pefhany
I'm not so sure. I find people often inquire about packages sent by mail a day or two before they receive them. I've taken to delaying outgoing notification on occasion. ;-) They get it just as fast, but feel better about it, at the expense of a bit of logistics (in many cases these days the notification can precede the actual physical shipment by more than a business day (B/L number is assigned just after cutoff time, and physical shipment takes place later on the next business day)
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Jan Panteltje
On a sunny day (Tue, 18 Jan 2011 10:26:09 -0600) it happened "amdx" wrote in :
Now the good part. I ordered 3 surplus power supplies 20 A adjustable from 6 to 8.8 V last Friday. I payed via pypl, those arrived this afternoon. I wired them up, and now running. I payed 7 Euro 50 for each supply, say 10$, and about 4 Euro for shipping. These are nice, nice high quality screw terminals, good construction, no fan, separate ground, easy to service (2 had a the power LED cut off and replaced by some wire, probably for remote signalling, I soldered back some LEDs). made in Taiwan, mind you.
3 in series makes 26.5 V for my cryocooler, 2 in series makes 13.5 V for my CB transmitter. I found the same ones on line for 35 Euro a piece new. Transistors do not wear out.
I have some superconductors on order from the east of Europe, should be here this week or early next week,
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miso
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I'm doing two days coast to coast with USPS priority mail. Better than UPS for less money.
I wish we had Obama care rather than these private insurance companies.
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amdx
I'm doing two days coast to coast with USPS priority mail. Better than UPS for less money.
I wish we had Obama care rather than these private insurance companies.
Ya, Obamacare is free! Mikek
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miso
Uh, no, Obamacare isn't free. My I suggest less Glenn Buck/Sean Insanity and more Rachel Maddow and Keith Olberman.
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Robert Baer
Sorry, definitely NOT free. The next trillion dollars of play money they print is recover expenses for the next few daze..
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amdx
Ya, my comment was tongue in cheek, I'm glad miso knows it is not free, that's a start. I see it as another government program that cannot be sustained, like SS, medicare, and many of the pension plans. Mikek
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