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A good thought. However, there is no posted weight on the package. We checked when I reported it to the U.S.Postal Service.
By the way, the U.S. Postal Service did mention that this is not the first time that they have seen this problem. They wanted to try and track it to identify if there is a pattern. However, they were not optimistic that I would receive any compensation.
Thanks.
Jim S.
: The weight of the package as posted should be
: either on the postage stamp itself or the
: customs label , if you weigh the package as
: you received it you will be able to tell if
: there's a difference and will then know if
: the timer was in the box when he posted it.
: Just a thought.........
: Ron
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