Label or package may have been damaged or return address was bad. There is a number or address you can write to attempt to recover the mail, more info on postal website.
ok, well this is a stealth, i have never ever ran into such problem but to it happend to only certain item and i have no clue why it would happen to 11 of them?
If you can receive mail at the return address on the packages there is a good chance the postal service will mail that address a letter explaining the situation.
i have had a package get damaged and go to dead mail. Otherwise in the future i would make sure to have a return address on your labels you can receive mail at.
If you are doing foo foos i would probably just drop it.
Normally this happens because the item get separated from the package or the label is damaged to the point that they can not make out the shipping or return address. But this is clearly not your standard dead mail situation unless you used disappearing ink on the labels. I know no one likes to post what they are selling but if you can give us a general idea, it would help to figure out what caused the items to become dead mail.
Hey guys ok the item is lotion thats 6.7oz.... 11 packages samething wdf could have happend. I use laser ink and i make sure i tape them well. For 11 packages is crazy and no this isnt foofoos but someone will say they are so i didnt wana mention the item.
I wonder how many others did a "6.7oz lotion" search?
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what happend?
There is no way for any of us to know what happened? But I have found, that on many of my poly bags my labels and tape don't seem to be adhering very well on some of the batches of my bags.
There is also the disappearing ink theory proposed by Futuremogul
Ya, but OP is saying he sees "dead Mail" inthe tracking so label isn't the problem. It could be that the truck that was carrying those packages exploded or something (hopefully not due to the "lotion") and everything got burnt.
try filling out a PS Form 1509. As the post office if it will help in covering the item.
They will search for the package.
They may open the packages to verify the contents though.
ITs liquid, or classified as liquid...forms to the container it is shipped in...could be a restricted item....maybe got opened by usps and got popped? I have had this happen with stuff
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ITs liquid, or classified as liquid...forms to the container it is shipped in...could be a restricted item....maybe got opened by usps and got popped? I have had this happen with stuff
Pretty safe to say this is the correct answer because all liquids need special classification when being shipped as they need special handling. Without the knowledge that your package is liquid, it may spill out causing damage to other packages. Usually a "liquid" sticker is enough to prevent there being an issue when you are handing them in, in bulk. If you are taking it to a manned counter, they specifically ask you if there is anything Fragile, Liquid, Perishable, or Potentially Hazardous. When you don't make them aware of this they have a right to confiscate all packages sent in that lot for their protection and the protection of other's packages.
ITs liquid, or classified as liquid...forms to the container it is shipped in...could be a restricted item....maybe got opened by usps and got popped? I have had this happen with stuff
OP got popped.
Inherent danger of having incorrect info on a shipping label these days.
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if you tape over a label the name and address may come off, i sell labels and this is common depending on thermal printer or ink used. basically dont do it
if you tape over a label the name and address may come off, i sell labels and this is common depending on thermal printer or ink used. basically dont do it
If it gets wet it might run. I always tape over everything. Have had very few problems.
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