If there is a problem, it is not with N.E.M.S. They are
as professional as they get.
The U.S.P.O. can be very spotty, timewise or
localitywise. Internationally, i have had things arrive in
Australia in 2 days, other times not so. Same with goods to Matteo,
also Canada. Those seem to be the most unpredictable, maybe days, maybe
months! Recent mail to Canada has gone very well, but several months ago
both Dean and had agreed that a package from him was indeed lost, when it
finally did arrive after several weeks.
I've never been a fan of UPS, but have been using it lately
and finding that they are really efficient. I had a rush order last
week. Placed it on my doorstep for Saturday pickup (it was picked up at 12
noon) and was on the customer's desk at 9:30 AM in Pennsylvania on Monday
morning, using second day air) WOW! Maybe try UPS
instead. You always have on-time tracking.
Ron
R. N. Hartman
METEORITES and MEMBRANE SUSPENSION BOXES
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Sent: Thursday, August 29, 2002 3:08 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] N.E. Meteoritical Services /
meteorite B-Day
> likely culprit. I would suggest to all that if you ship a package, do not
> put anything that would imply "meteorite", "meteoritical", "mineral", or the
> like on the package. That certainly makes for an easy target for sticky
> fingers.
>
> BTW...HAPPY BIRTHDAY BATH, SD METEORITE!!!!! 210 YEARS OLD TODAY!!!!
>
>
> Randy in N.O.
> IMCA 6118
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