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There are 2 different forms. One is an “inquiry” into missing mail, “Find Missing Mail” which is basically just asking them to look around and see if they can find it. All you need is a tracking number and the recipient address. They may request sender address later on if needed.

The second is a legitimate missing mail form. Where you are pretty sure it’s lost and possibly not recoverable. They recommend you do the first option before you resort to the second. You’ll see why in my case. I’m sure a real missing mail report would’ve taken much longer.

That’s the vibe I got from skimming their website. I just had a USPS package that was rather large get held up for about 2 weeks with absolutely no update, like yours “Moving Through Network”. I filed the inquiry and within 2 days I got a call from Alvin @ USPS who said he will be at my door in 15 minutes with my package.

Hope is not lost yet


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I’m honestly not really sure what the difference of these forms are. One is a “online help request form” and one is… also an online help request form but I guess in a more serious nature. But i’m just going off their website

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Nothing there
I called my lady at the P.O. Box
NOTHING!!!
Sorry Pippa. I hope they turn up! Definitely file a missing package report. Have had to do that a time or two and they suddenly seem to be able to find things.
 
Very nice! What type of oil do you use on them?

Forgot you are new around here lol. Mineral oil. See the thread below. You only need to do the barrel edges, not the faces, for these and a little goes a long way. These chips are dusty/chalky. You are going to be stunned at the difference.

https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/oiling-chips-done-right.14343/

Just put a little oil on your clean rag and rotate the barrel around while oiling them. Put in the rack to dry. I like to rotate them at least once a day and wipe off any excess oil with my finger.
 
Forgot you are new around here lol. Mineral oil. See the thread below. You only need to do the barrel edges, not the faces, for these and a little goes a long way. These chips are dusty/chalky. You are going to be stunned at the difference.

https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/oiling-chips-done-right.14343/

Just put a little oil on your clean rag and rotate the barrel around while oiling them. Put in the rack to dry. I like to rotate them at least once a day and wipe off any excess oil with my finger.
Thanks for the info
 
Apparently there is another option I recently heard about that some prefer. Baby oil gel. Go figure. I guess for some of us, these chips are our babies...
I have used both. The gel does not seem to soak in/dry up as well but some do indicate it has less of a chance of damaging the inlay.
 
I am heading to Florida on Tuesday January 28th until February 2nd for my annual golf trip. No shipping during that time. We got a 1/2" of snow here in North Carolina last night. Everything is shut down :D. They don't know what to do here when it snows. I have a couple of goofballs that really like the snow.
 

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I am heading to Florida on Tuesday January 28th until February 2nd for my annual golf trip. No shipping during that time. We got a 1/2" of snow here in North Carolina last night. Everything is shut down :D. They don't know what to do here when it snows. I have a couple of goofballs that really like the snow.

No doubt in the South

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