I feel sorry that such a thing happened, especially since the package contained sentimental items. If i were you, i wouldn't leave it lying down like that. Call them up and demand what your options/compensation/whatever you need to know are. They should be held responsible and you have a right to complain about this matter. Be firm, don't be swayed by their excuses.anguish girl wrote:Hi Javier,
That item contained video tapes of my child,a few pictures of him and some cash for his birthday.I do not mind the cash but the tapes can never be reproduce..
SE is quite right, you should never give up, demand your rights, and if nothing is done, let them call the police to remove you. This is a matter of principle and most government authority, should be on your side.anguish girl wrote:I've been calling singpost and they told me it's the courier's department problem but they also told me it's under singpost.If the item is at the post office then there should be a receipt telling me to pick it up.The courier manager came to my house and gave me a copy of the police report confirming the item is lost.
My thoughts exactly!Why should japanpost pay when it's singpost fault?Whenever I called the service department they hung up on me.Anyone else any idea how/what I should do?I'm really confused.Japanpost said that in 10 years there's never been any incident of lost item and this is the 1st.
Well I feel for you, I think you have been fobbed off, with excuses , and it really pisses my off that in 2005, we still have theses government cock ups.anguish girl wrote:Hi everyone
Thank you all for your kind advice and support.Yesterday I went to their main office and were told the same crap- that they will not reimbursed me.They gave all kind of excuses and made me wait for hours.I feel so frustrated that I went home and send an email to the Straight Times regarding my woes...I need to let out my anguish
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