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Thanks girls, I'll let her know and we'll see how it goes 🙂

@ Elizabeth Brown90—hold on, maybe it just got stuck in transit or something... if it really sat at the USPS office for only two days and you've got proof, you should probably file a formal complaint with them.

😍😍😍Happy New Year to you all! 😍😍😍
Quick question, though I probably already know the answer (and no, I’m not just fishing for sympathy 😁):

So, I sent a letter to my client via standard USPS mail because she specifically asked for it. I even gave her a heads-up that there was a real chance it might never actually reach her hands.
Well, guess what happened? She ended up getting an empty envelope—it had clearly been tampered with and resealed. 🙄.

I know there isn't much ground to sue over regarding a recommendation or a package, but is there any kind of formal way to file a complaint or appeal this? Since she received an empty, opened envelope that clearly had a significant amount of money 😕 inside?
I really want to help her out, even if it's just a little bit 🙂
Update on this: I swung by Branimirov yesterday, and get this—the lady there just sent my envelope off as a package without skipping a beat. Honestly, who’s actually overthinking this? 😕

Regarding the tape thing, my aunt is a doctor and her sister seals all her envelopes with extra tape, and it works perfectly every single time 😁, never had an issue...

I've started taping everything shut myself lately, too, mostly because half my mail ends up being tampered with. Now I just stamp them to say they were received in damaged condition, because it's pretty obvious when someone's messing with them rather than it happening during transit... It doesn't exactly look pretty seeing my over-taped packages, but hopefully, whoever thinks they're entitled to pry into my business will lose interest 😈
So, I tried to mail out a bubble mailer today, but the clerk at the USPS refused to take it. Apparently, everything has to be in a box now... 😕
And I’m sitting there thinking, "I've been sending these exact things forever without a single issue," but she just doubles down. Says that as of January 1st, all packages are required to be boxed up. 🤷

Does anyone actually know if this is a real rule change, or was she just being an absolute nightmare 😳?