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On 11 Jan 1997 15:36:46 -0500, ccasttt@prism.gatech.edu (that guy)
wrote:

>I just ordered something that was VERY important for me to get ASAP
>through
> the mail, and had it delivered by FedEx.

>The problem is, (so far) it seems as though it was delivered to a
>different 
>(yet similar) address... I'm in apartment H while it was delivered to
>apartment
>A since the company seemes to have mistakenly heard me (and put A on
>the
>label)

>But *SOMEONE* (I'm assuming it's that person at apartment A) *SIGNED*
>my name,
>upon delivery!!

>The person at FedEx said that that's ILLEGAL.

>What can I do?  (with our wonderful legal system and such)  I'm
>EXTREMELY 
>ticked off not only because he/she "took" the package, but more so
>because
>that person SIGNED MY NAME!!

>I just hope that that person didn't open and *USE* the package
>(obviously 
>knowing, after opening up the package, that it was a mistake)..

Well, have you tried

1) simply going over, knocking on the door at apartment A, and
politely explaining that a package addressed to you had mistakenly
been delivered to them, and you appreciate them signing for it, but
could you please have it now?

If that doesn't work, you might try going through the apartment
management. And if you still can't get your package (intact), ask
FedEx about your legal recourse - obviously they have dealt with the
situation before. You will probably have to get the sender involved.
And if you paid for whatever this was with a credit card, I feel
reasonably sure that you can dispute the charge and insist that the
vendor send you a new whatever-it-was and take it upon themselves to
retrieve the package, as they made the mistake in addressing it.

Cyn

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