FedEx...

[Newfie]

Maybe FedEx is taking lessons from Canada Post!!

[CgarDan]

post the tracking # if you don't mind I would love to see that routine

[thepyrofish]

Maybe FedEx is taking lessons from Canada Post!!

Nah...he got the phone didn't he?


STRIKE STRIKE STRIKE STRIKE STRIKE!!!

[Newfie]

Nah...he got the phone didn't he?

Gotta admit, ya got me there fish!!

[WhiteWidow]

I bought something off of ebay once and it got shipped by UPS. I followed the tracking and it got all the way to Houston and then dissapeared all of the sudden. Never got the package.

[SmokinDVM]

They just screwed up, and didn't want to look stupid, so they played it off like it was supposed to go there.
They would lose a crapload of money if they did that kind of thing routinely.

[Empire23]

http://www.fedex.com/Tracking?last_a...itial=x&mps=y&

Theres a link to the tracking page for it. Heres the tracking number if the link doesnt work.

738737618328.

I guess they could have messed up and then just shipped it back to me somehow pretty fast. But either way, the phone got here when they said it would be here.

[BigMacFU]

This flow of packages, the way FedEx, the UPS and Post Office sort and ship may seem ineffective, but is the most economic and efficient way it can be done for a population as large and spread out as ours. I cannot explain the complex algorithm because I don't understand it, but I've had it explained to me in comparison to fractals. They may look chaotic and disjointed but are actually the reflection of a brilliantly succinct and logical formula. Yes, anomalies seem to appear, and for all intents and purposes, practically speaking your case is a real anomaly, ultimately these are not anomalies.

Crazy, Yes, but it works.