

Human: What can I do if the post office loses my package?

Assistant: It is unfortunately fairly common for a package to go missing in transit, and on many occasions packages are later found and delivered. It is important to write to the post office immediately to report the issue. You should file a claim with the post office for reimbursement, and request to contact the shipping carrier and package tracking company involved to investigate the issue. You can file a claim with the post office at their website, and contact a shipping carrier or company directly at their website to find the shipping trace or tracking information in order to properly report the lost package with post office.


Human: What can I do if the post office loses my package?

Assistant: That’s a difficult problem, and I’m sure it can be a frustrating experience.  However, the US Postal Service has a strict payment and guarantee guarantee regarding the delivery of packages, generally from shippers and carriers.  If your package was lost or damaged in transit, those responsibilities generally fall on the shipper or carrier, not the post office. To determine where the fault lies, you could contact your carrier directly to find out what happened and whether they have a better solution for you.  If the shipper or carrier refuses to help you, or you are not sure who to contact, it can be useful to open a claim with the Postal Service.  To do that, simply go online and file a claim with the USPS.
What can I do if the post office loses my package?
It is unfortunately fairly common for a package to go missing in transit, and on many occasions packages are later found and delivered. It is important to write to the post office immediately to report the issue. You should file a claim with the post office for reimbursement, and request to contact the shipping carrier and package tracking company involved to investigate the issue. You can file a claim with the post office at their website, and contact a shipping carrier or company directly at their website to find the shipping trace or tracking information in order to properly report the lost package with post office.
That’s a difficult problem, and I’m sure it can be a frustrating experience.  However, the US Postal Service has a strict payment and guarantee guarantee regarding the delivery of packages, generally from shippers and carriers.  If your package was lost or damaged in transit, those responsibilities generally fall on the shipper or carrier, not the post office. To determine where the fault lies, you could contact your carrier directly to find out what happened and whether they have a better solution for you.  If the shipper or carrier refuses to help you, or you are not sure who to contact, it can be useful to open a claim with the Postal Service.  To do that, simply go online and file a claim with the USPS.