Update... sort of.
The PO guys have been pretty helpful doing everything they can to get the package back... just short of actually getting the package back. Of all the damn places they could've sent it to, it happened to be Dell Computers RECEIVING WAREHOUSE. On Friday alone (the day the box arrived), Dell received 12,000 packages. :0
What they're doing now is going through their inventory to locate this ONE package. Ideally, it shouldn't be that hard to locate. It's probably the ONLY package in the entire warehouse that is NOT addressed to Dell. Then again, with 12,000 packages a midst an entire warehouse full... the cliche "needle in a haystack" has never been more appropriate.
*sigh*
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PO guy just called me. Apparently, any package sent to the Dell Warehouse that is NOT addressed to Dell gets sent off to one of their processing plants across the state. That means the package is no longer at the Dell Warehouse (or in Austin, for that matter).
Once it reaches its new destination, it will be determined that it is NOT a Dell package (NO F*CKING SH*T) and it should be returned to the destination PO, which is the Austin location. However, there's also a chance that the initial processing plant that receives this package will turn around and ship it off to ANOTHER processing plant in the state, and thus playing ping pong with the package.
There is NO telling how long this will take. F*cking incompetent PO people (and Dell people, for that matter).
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gatorsmg, I'm REALLY sorry this happened. The PO guy says we can either keep waiting (who knows what the contents will look like when this is finally resolved) or file the claim. If you file the claim, two things will happen.
1. You WILL get the full amount it was insured for, no questions asked. At least given the circumstances, they CAN'T weasel their way out of blame.
2. The package, when found, will be destroyed, if it hasn't been already.
This f*cking sucks.