Re: refund credit
From: Kevin Wayne Williams (kww.nihongo_at_verizon.nut)
Date: 03/15/05
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Date: Tue, 15 Mar 2005 14:37:33 -0400
Annie wrote:
> Conclusion:
>
> Today, the package shipped by airmail on Jan.19 arrived.
> It takes about 2 months from Indiana to Japan.
>
> Where was the package wandering around?
> Did the package prefer to take a boat instead of airplane?
>
> The package was postmarked on Jan.19, 2005.
> There are stamps "air mail" on the package.
> The postage was for airmail to Japan.
>
> Anyway, there is no necesity to refund money anymore.
> Thanks to all of you.
>
I just got a New Year's card from one of my friends yesterday. It had
been mailed from Tokyo to here via Curacao. In Curacao, they were faced
with a postcard that had my address on the top, and her address on the
bottom. Instead of forwarding to Bonaire, they returned it to Japan. It
hung around Narita for a while, and was sent back to Bonaire via
Curacao. The second time, the Japanese post office taped a label over
the return address that said "This item is destined for your country.
The sender's and addresse's addresses are in opposite position. It would
be much appreciated if you could try to deliver it to the addressee.
Thank You. NARITA AP."
KWW
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