My films have disappeared!

BrianShaw

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... and sometimes packages just get misdirected. I’m watching the tracking on a package that’s just been sent to a post office 1500 miles in the wrong direction. Seen this before, but rarely; at some point it will get put on the right truck!

Tracking numbers are one of the most useful improvements to USPS service they’ve ever made.
 
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BradS

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Thanks everyone who responded with helpful suggestion and kind words.
The check cleared and so, all is well. I have no idea why it took fully two and a half weeks.
I called the lab and they said they had an unprecedented backlog - so, I guess that could explain it.
I have never had any problems with the USPS. They are, and always have been, the most cost effective and most reliable option.

I'm breathing easier today.
 

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That sounds like good news!!
 

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Great news.
Now you can request a thread title change from the moderators .
My suggestion: "What was lost, has now been found!"
 

Alan Edward Klein

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Alan Edward Klein said:
Kodachrome film required special processing. Things opened up a lot with corner one-hour processing labs when Ektachrome became popular.
Click to expand...
Of course with Kodacolor print film, things opened up even more.
 
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