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US Mail andCanada post Buble treatment!

Hey guys! got this today...

everything in priority mail with bubble envelope...

you can see it has passed under a wheel or something very black and heavy...

lost all the 5 seeds pac (everything crumbled )

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Way to Go

:rolleyes: :violin: :clap: :drunk: :censored:
 
Yours was Ok Joyners !!!

first time this happens... usually have better treatement with normal envelp with seeds in small ziploc stick on a buble sheet...

it could have crushed one pack that would have been "ok" but all seeds got the same treatment!!!! have to be very heavy to deform the ziploc in a buble envelop!!

anyway Shit happens!
will try to make something out of those powdered seeds... maybe mother nature will prove she,s a badass and make them still be viable!

Hail
 
the seeds are from me, i gave him a few Jays GS i had left, i didn't need all i had and gave him what i had left, i only needed 3 seeds of each stain and i seen how bad he wanted them, i dont want there to be any hard feeling here over this
i promised my friend I wouldn't sell the seeds but i didn't promise that i wouldn't give them away LOL
if i can get my hands on more soon you guys will have them too!! :dance:

anyway this crap really gets on my nerves that the cant take better care of the things we ship!!
i spend alot of time putting this stuff together only to have them reduce them to powder inexcusable!!

thanks your friend Joe
 
looks like it got stuck in a sorter and stayed there for a minute or two or thirty...? thats not just from running through the machine once
 
I hope it did get stuck. Only other thing I can think of is it was done purposefully. I'm usually an optimist too.
 
Had that happen to some seeds that I got from Germany, the seeds were in bubble wrap envelopes the small packets of seeds all looked like they had been pounded with a hammer. Normally I don't have problems like that and have sent and received seeds from all over Europe. I was not lucky and lost some very rare wild species, I ended up just writing the hole thing off.
To bad about your seeds, I hope some of them made it. Damn postal service!
 
Looks to me like a corner got stuck in the machine and the bubble got squished several times until it freed itself.
I see no evidence of tire tread marks.
Tires aren't staight treaded.

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Lots of pressure,you can count the bubbles inside.
The lines aren't tire tread.
Black is either from rubber rollers or whatever.

They are probably from each time it got pressed/crushed before the sorter let go of it.
I count an easy 9 lines.Got stomped 9 times by the machine?
Picture the thumb as being the place the envelope was caught by.Trying to rotate out of the machine made a line each time it didn't clear the machine and continue down the line...

I'd bet whoever was supposed to be watching a machine either wasn't paying attention,caught the 5 Oclock rush or just came back from a 3 martini lunch break.
Pilot error...
Maybe they were at a Union meeting to get their piece of the latest price hike in postal fees...

From what I read,the rates HAD to go up NOT because it cost more to send stuff BUT because they aren't managing their $ properly.
They supposedly collect way more than it actually costs to mail stuff.
A lot of the $ just vanishes somewhere along the line.

They blame the internet by saying E Mail replaced letters.
I think the trade off of the increase in internet shipping of purchases equals things out in the long run.
I read the profit is higher to ship something than send a letter.
Especially since the are always decreasing services.

Then there are a LOT of people like me that would rather use $3.00 in postage instead of saving a couple cents or even a buck by putting more postage on something rather than spend 45 min. in line at the P.O. to send a SASBE or trade.


I've gotten stuff/bubbles that looked similar before.
Luckily the seeds weren't in the corner that got repeatedly squished.
 
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