LMAO!!!^^^
free mailing minus nickle that's great!!!
I used to work for a USPS contractor at the air port, ABX. It was the biggest cluster ever. I would find mail in March, that was from the Christmas rush. If packages said fragile it would be a competition to see who could throw it harder. I hated working there, not a single person had respect for other peoples property.
And we were supposed to scan everything. I was one of about 10 people that would scan, so whenever you are tracking something and all of a sudden it jumps from a city near by to something far away, you can bet it didnt get scanned.
I had a coworker once that sent a letter to a friend a few blocks away. After not seeing it for months, it was finally delivered, stamped "Misdirected to Germany". I don't know what surprised him more; that the USPS actually sent a piece of local mail to Germany, or that they had a stamp for it.
I've had this happen with UPS actually ... I'd reccomend getting in touch with the vendor and asking them about the tyracking number. When it happened to me i dont believe the tracking number the package was actually sent with, was the same as the one in the email. So its possible they made a new lable and didnt inform you.