[78-L] The weirdest thing I've had sent..

[D P Ingram]

Maybe you should do a freedom of information request to see what the postal service have profiled you as. Might be the tip of the iceberg. D

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On 17 dec 2010, at 07:26, David Lennick <dlennick at sympatico.ca> wrote:

> Okay, I don't mind if people use my mailing address in Lewiston on occasion, 
> but did anybody within the sound of my e-voice order a sample of Gold Toe 
> underwear? Yep, there was a package which had somehow lost its mailing address 
> but which the PO had marked with my box number, shipped in November from PRO 
> Business Systems in Albemarle NC and with a printed letter inside (and no "Dear 
> so and so" and no contact info on it) accompanying a pair of men's briefs. The 
> Post Office refused to take it back or return it. Very weird. (Nice underwear, 
> too..I may keep it..)
> 
> dl
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