cash gone, ups

[bicepts101]

why the FUCK would you send cash in the mail?????

your ignorance put you in this situation.

no offense bro.

ahh...the truth hurts bro

 

[bicepts101]

same do it so no paper trail......

screw that bro it aint worth it

 

[satchboogie]

screw that bro it aint worth it

sure aint!

 

[ChefWide]

paper trail. hahahaha. If they want you, they can AND will find you.

WesternUnion. period.

 

[tiger88]

paper trail. hahahaha. If they want you, they can AND will find you.

WesternUnion. period.

ok ok ok ok ok i get your point

 

[kellerdweller]

I work for UPS as a delivery driver. You are shit out of luck, UPS isn't going to pay a claim on cash. Also, there are so many pkgs. going through our system, no one could have selectively identified yours. It is so easy to ship anything you want through our system w/out getting caught. If it was packed with any care what so ever it should've made it. Did you send it in an express envelope? If so, the only thing I can think of happening is it got caught in one of the conveyor belts or slides and ripped open, then someone got their hands on it. Or another possibility is the label became unlegible and a clerk opened it to see if they could find an addressee listed and they took it. Sorry to hear about your loss, unfortunately there are dishonest people in every workplace.

Later

 

[satchboogie]

I work for UPS as a delivery driver. You are shit out of luck, UPS isn't going to pay a claim on cash. Also, there are so many pkgs. going through our system, no one could have selectively identified yours. It is so easy to ship anything you want through our system w/out getting caught. If it was packed with any care what so ever it should've made it. Did you send it in an express envelope? If so, the only thing I can think of happening is it got caught in one of the conveyor belts or slides and ripped open, then someone got their hands on it. Or another possibility is the label became unlegible and a clerk opened it to see if they could find an addressee listed and they took it. Sorry to hear about your loss, unfortunately there are dishonest people in every workplace.

Later

interesting...

or maybe he just plain put the franklins in a thin white envelope.

 

[Silent Method]

I work for UPS as a delivery driver. You are shit out of luck, UPS isn't going to pay a claim on cash. Also, there are so many pkgs. going through our system, no one could have selectively identified yours.

Did you start out as a driver or have you ever been a package processor? My buddy's dad is a security consultant who has done alot of work for UPS. An experienced internal package handler, who may processes more packages per week than some drivers might in a year, can identify lots of neat things through simple sight and touch. Part of the training this guy did was teaching experienced package handlers to assume new positions as contraband detectives.

"Loss prevention" as they call it has grown rapidly in the last few years. Theft is a huge problem in certain facilities.



Regardless, I doubt it was simply "identified" by sight or touch. By identified, I meant to imply exactly what you said - the package likely became damaged, the money exposed, and some dude's now that much richer.

 

[kellerdweller]

I worked 7 yrs. as a pkg handler before going driving. The pkgs. are coming so fast at you, you really don't know what is what. I'm sure UPS has a select few employees trained to catch certain contraband, but 99.9% of the pkg handlers aren't trained that way. From my experience, most theft that occurs within UPS are from the clerks. The clerks are ones the ones who rebox, retape pkgs that become opened, correct addresses, and indirect pkgs.
They quickly learn which ones contain jewelry and other items that have value.

 

[Silent Method]

Interesting. At the facilities where my friend's dad visited, he said the people working the jobs where boxes and envelopes were sorted into bins and trailers were the one's who stole most often.