My mail carrier, Johnny is the best. He is enthusiastic about his job, and concerned about NOT having any mismailed correspondence. Unfortunately, when he goes on vacation, or takes some sort of benefit day, he is replaced by someone else. It's on these occasions when SHTF! I was once waiting on an UEC check, and it went elsewhere; I've had mail delivered to my home, addressed to my neighbor, a retired Postal Worker who knows the ropes, and he gets very upset! The other day, I received a huge box of paper towels thrown over my wrought iron fence, which was misdelivered to my home. I personally took the package to the address @ 6975 W. Nelson, and saw my regular carrier who was very upset; stating he had asked one of his co-workers to help him with some deliveries, and it wasn't good that he was delivering items to the wrong addresses. Well, recently, I ordered about $100 worth of merchandise from Amazon (for xmas gifts of course, and you know Murphy's Law dictates in those situations), and received only three items, and the rest, were supposedly delivered, but I never received them. I ordered the items on the 1st of December, and should have gotten everything by the 3rd; however, who knows where everything was delivered to, or whether it is sitting under a mail carrier's Christmas tree waiting to go to someone else's home. I began Tweeting AmazonHelp on Twitter, and at first they seemed very concerned about my complaint, but currently, I am having trouble getting anyone to respond, it seems no one knows what to do. I already filed a complaint with the USPS OIG so that they can investigate whether one of the mail carriers is stealing our mail, so that they can be imprisoned and then rot in purgatory! I am very upset this happened, because it's the first time I ever, avoid shopping for xmas gifts at the store, and Murphy's Law overcame my purchases! I would attach photos of the mismailed correspondence collection I have acquired through the years, and I agree to make it available to the OIG USPS; however, I can't make these public due to privacy issues. I do know that whoever informed AMazon that my packages had been left in the back porch or front door of my home, LIED, because first of all my home has the wrought iron fence all around the property; the gates are always locked; there is a sign telling carriers what to do so they won't "WONDER", and I do not have a porch, and they can't access the front door... so I'm left in a quandary as to who is lying Amazon or the USPS? I'm surprised they didn't allege the squirrels ate the package, because they only poke into my packages when they smell the goodies inside! read more