Re: [AISdiscuss] postal delays (general)

[Paul W Gossett <pwgossett@juno.com>]

Bruce,

I received my bulletin today.  I may have been the last one in Tulsa to
receive it.  I was talking to several people yesterday and they all had
received the bulletin last week.

Paul

On Tue, 14 Feb 2006 23:03:39 +0000 bfilardi@comcast.net writes:
> A note from the mailing service that handles the Bulletin, referring 
> to delivery patterns in general, not the Bulletin specifically; but 
> of interest:
> 
> <Also, just a word of warning:  we are seeing a delay on some of the 
> mail being delivered in the New Mexico / California area so if you 
> get any complaints about late delivery thats probably why.  There 
> have been a few reports about extremely late delivery times in these 
> areas and I have one customer that has had VERY serious problems.  
> If you do hear of anything, please let me know so that I can pass it 
> on to our CSR with the Post Office.>
> Just for general info:
> For the Bulletin specifically, there seemed to be slow delivery in 
> the Fresno area, but Phil Edinger and Superstition (which are both 
> processed through Santa Rosa, I believe) received particularly quick 
> service this time.  Parts of Tennessee and Virginia got unusually 
> good service, while poor Dr. Epperson was one of the last in the 
> country (in fact, in the world) to get his.  Most issues have 
> already arrived in England, France, and Germany.
> Bruce
> 
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