So we just ask for free stuff now?

Someone called me today and wanted a picture of the package that was received. They were talking like I was the buyer, asking me what time I checked my mail and stuff. I was thrown off at first but then I told them I was the sender, not the recipient. Long story short she wanted a picture and I don't have one so I emailed the buyer and he hasn't responded so far. I would assume that when he opened the package though it kind of destroyed the evidence.

 

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As a Lawyer I was able to negotiate a meeting at an Inspectors' office, and was able to view the backlog caused by relatively insignificance of a high 5 digit value "lost coin".

The coin was never located, but postal employees were warned of possible ramifications/attention to actions!

I've two Postal employee nephews who've openly gloated of knowledge to increase
employee "benefits", and skirt "management/system security efforts (LOL)"!

I've found best "security" is gratuity funds in a closed "hand shake" whenever my "request" initiates a departure from their desk.