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on 07-04-2015 07:57 PM
This could have resulted in a lost postal item but due to the honesty of a good person did not.
We sent out a $12 item by regular mail (untracked) just before easter.
Today we received an email from a person to say she had received a package for a person who does not reside at her address.
The address we mailed to was U6 / 53-55 "A" Street, Hunters Hill
The recipient said she lives at U6 / 53-55 "B" Street, Hunters Hill.
Same Unit/Street number wrong street name.
Quick look on Google maps showed the two near identical addresses only about 150-metres apart.
I contacted the buyer about it who had not yet contacted us about a missing item.
She was very friendly about it and since it was not far away said she would be happy to go and retrieve it.
The recipient said its OK she will take a walk around and hand deliver it in person.
Fortunately I had a contact info (advertising) sheet included inside the envelope. The recipient had opened it up and found this so that is how she was able to make contact with us by email.
How good are some people hey?
I thanked her profusely and offered her to take a look on our web site and choose a free item for her honesty and efforts.
Just shows how closely AP posties read the address labels. Near enuff is good enuff.
Good outcome in the end. But could just as easily have turned out very badly.
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