Help! Accidentally Sent Yo-yo To Wrong Address!

Keep us posted!!

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10/10 thread, great start to my day.

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She lives at my old house, and when I used PayPal (because of my mom insisting) it automatically went to her address instead of mine.

Pretty much whatā€™s been happening, she keeps delaying when sheā€™ll get her key.

Also surprised, because thereā€™s probably a TON of mail in there.

If thereā€™s a bunch of mail in there, the yo-yo probably isnā€™t even in there. They Post Office is probably holding the package.

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IME, once a mailbox becomes too full to deliver more mail, the carrier will remove all of the mail and replace it with a notice that instructs the resident to collect it at the local post office. All future mail is held at the post office until the resident shows up with a photo ID.

I would not be surprised if they started automatically returning mail to senders after a certain point.

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1: Turns out my grandma isnā€™t the legal owner of my house, so we canā€™t get a locksmith or a new key.
2: Tried to ask the legal owner (my aunt) for help via call or text, but my mom wonā€™t let me because she lives in Virginia.
3: Tried to ask my mom to call the post office, but she also wont let me for literally no reason.

At this point this all just feels scripted :sob::sob::sob:

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if your mom wonā€™t let you, have her do it or someone she trusts, good luck. this all sounds terribly inconvenient

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Another update! Turns out my mom didnā€™t want to call the postal company since she believes she wont get it back if she says it shipped to the wrong address. Is this true?

This thread :skull_and_crossbones:

Man usually I say where are the adults in this situation but seems your adults need some adults.

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Right lol

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Bastet II : curse of the bastet

:popcorn:

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For decadesā€¦ā€¦ when conversing with othersā€¦ā€¦ when somebody tells a Taleā€¦ā€¦ I will remark, ā€˜That is the most Amazing thing I have ever heardā€™. (Jokingly).

Iā€™ve been following this thread and I have no hesitation in saying, ā€˜That/this is the Most Amazing thing I have ever heardā€™.

For ā€˜decadesā€™ I have told people, ā€˜You only have 2 choices in life> You are either part of the Solution or part of the Problemā€™.

So farā€¦. Here is the scoreboard>

Weakly attempting to be part of solution

Grandmother - part of problem

Mother - part of problem

Aunt - part of problem without even knowing about this dilemma because the Mother wonā€™t let the kid contact her.

#Biggest problem here> the Motherā€¦ā€¦ why? Simple, she wonā€™t let the kid contact her to get her vote on the matter.

He canā€™t call his Aunt because she lives in Virginia? And NO texting?

Sorta sounds like the Mother doesnā€™t like the aunt because she owns the house? Possibly?

Soā€¦this certainly is NO postal problemā€¦

It is a ā€˜in familyā€™ problem, fully the result of people that donā€™t want to be part of the solution.

Sad situation.

The only thing worse than calling out for help when you are alone is calling out for help when you are not alone and they still wonā€™t help you.

Soā€¦ Spaghider is basically caught in the middle of a family centered Problem.

Mom is lameā€¦. Iā€™d text the Auntā€¦ā€¦ asap.

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More info, turns out my mom wonā€™t let me call my aunt because she believes my aunt canā€™t do anything, even though Iā€™ve given her reasonable answers (asking her to ask the [word for whoever owns the apartments] to give my grandma a key, asking her to hire a locksmith to open in since she owns it, etc.). At this point my moms just ignoring me now, and Iā€™m tempted to just call USPS myself.

Odds are itā€™s at the Post Office anyways. If you have a photo ID and the package is in your name it shouldnā€™t be an issue.

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This is gettin worse than a bad soap opera.

Me thinks this guy is messin with us.

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you just need to see the prequel to bastet II and youll see an event was bound to happen.
lesson to be learned always double check your funds + price + shipping address

Okā€¦ here is what should be happening>

First off, just leave the Grandma out of the equation.

Here are the active players: the kid, the Mother and the Aunt.

The kid already paid for the yo-yo. Seemingly, nobody told him he could not get a yo-yo, so not helping should not contribute to possibly ā€˜getting evenā€™ because Mom told you not to ā€˜get itā€™.

We donā€™t know if the Aunt would even be helpful because seems the Mother wants to keep the Aunt ā€˜out of the loopā€™.

Nowā€¦. Letā€™s assume the Mother loves her son. Andā€¦. Letā€™s assume the Aunt loves her nephew.

Regardless of the challenge they face, ā€˜ifā€™ the Mother is a good and helpful Mother, she should have no hesitation in personally contacting the Aunt and asking her assistance in resolving this matter.

Now, that being said, if perchance the Mother has some bad blood with the Aunt, she will not want to call her because she doesnā€™t want to ask any favors. At this juncture, we have No idea if the Mother and Aunt are even on speaking terms?

Butā€¦. The major fly in the ointment at this point is the Mother. Her unwillingness to help her son out is a very poor ā€˜lookā€™.

It is very Weak for the Mother to not make an effort to get that yo-yo.

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