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Slower shipping since blackout?

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Rhhickok - 30 Aug 2003 02:00 GMT
Has anyone else experienced slower delivery of ordered goods since the blackout
of a couple weeks ago? Coming back from vacation yesterday, I'd expected to see
a box o' engines. That vendor that I buy from regularly, said the blackout
could have backed-up mail handling some. That sounds plausible. Anyone else
waiting longer than usual.  --  Richard "it's taking on shades of a "where's my
Sport Rocketry" thread" Hickok
Dick Stafford - 30 Aug 2003 02:50 GMT
Nope.  Ordered a FlisKits rocket at ~8PM Monday night, got confirmation the
next day, mid afternoon, and received it USPS Thursday mid-day.   I guess
that makes the shipping 2 days.

However, some vendors could be backlogged???

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> Has anyone else experienced slower delivery of ordered goods since the blackout
> of a couple weeks ago? Coming back from vacation yesterday, I'd expected to see
> a box o' engines. That vendor that I buy from regularly, said the blackout
> could have backed-up mail handling some. That sounds plausible. Anyone else
> waiting longer than usual.  --  Richard "it's taking on shades of a "where's my
> Sport Rocketry" thread" Hickok
AlMax714 - 30 Aug 2003 16:35 GMT
> > a box o' engines. That vendor that I buy from regularly, said the blackout
> > could have backed-up mail handling some. That sounds plausible. Anyone
>  else

Well, even before the black-out, if it's engines and not kits, I
waited for the USPS 14days to deliver a package of estes and 24mm AT
motors only 120 miles.  Parcle post can take a long time, and is
different by distrcit and employees.

his example on the fliskits is priority mail and you can't send
engines by air.

> Nope.  Ordered a FlisKits rocket at ~8PM Monday night, got confirmation the
> next day, mid afternoon, and received it USPS Thursday mid-day.   I guess
[quoted text clipped - 12 lines]
>  "where's my
> > Sport Rocketry" thread" Hickok
 
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