Thank You BN.com and UPS - Now My Package is Good as Gone

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07-06-10 | 05:04 PM

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Re: Thank You BN.com and UPS - Now My Package is Good as Gone

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Originally Posted by OmahaStar

You should be embarrassed and perhaps might want to refrain from visiting the internet again.

The Internet is a proper noun, and as such, must be capitalized.

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07-07-10 | 12:38 PM

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Re: Thank You BN.com and UPS - Now My Package is Good as Gone

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Originally Posted by Kory

Every package I've gotten from BN since they changed their policy has come from UPS, and has required a signature.

Exactly the opposite for me: no signature has ever been required, even on the two pricey Beatles' box sets I received.

I do not need/want to sign for any packages. I live in a gated community populated by (mostly) high-income retirees. I have no fears for the $20 Blu-ray left inside my screen door.

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07-07-10 | 05:27 PM

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Re: Thank You BN.com and UPS - Now My Package is Good as Gone

soooo, did your package get stolen? i'm gonna go out on a limb and say no.

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07-08-10 | 08:54 AM

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Re: Thank You BN.com and UPS - Now My Package is Good as Gone

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Originally Posted by Lemmy

That's so incredibly naive, I'm just stunned. And naive is the polite term I'd use.

People from all walks of life steal. Apparently, you can afford to let them do it, if they so choose, seeing that you "have no fear" of people stealing from you.

Then again, I wouldn't live in a gated community. Elitist is a description that springs to mind (and that is also a "polite" term I'd use, though there are others). And those gates will never keep out the "riff-raff" should things take a depression-like turn in this country. In fact, your type of neighborhood would be the first one I'd ransack, were it to come to that.

Stay safe.