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It happens with all shippers. If the parcel gets damaged it will be held up for a few days. They try to find the shipping label to verify the receiver is then they true to find a packing slip or something that shows what was in the box. Once it all found they repack it and send a note as to what happened or what may be missing. That can tie up the parcel work a week or more. Another big problem is that the mailer does not pack it properly which makes it easier to tear open. We had bowling balls packed in damaged boxes. ONE of the mail handlers nearly got hit with one. This happen on return chute about 30 feet long and rolled back on itself. That ball hit the stop at the end of a chute stop barrier. The only problen is that the stop is an 8 in diameter pipe welded at the end of the chute. The ball hit it and bounced about 8ft in the air then hit the floor about 20 Ft away then just kept on rolling with people jumping out of the way.. Just an update.... many people get hurt but the USPS ends up trying to say it's your fault. I ended up falling from 10 straight down to a concrete floor. Broke 2 ribs, had both knees replaced plus it caused a reaction to my blood pressure system. As the years went by it just got worse. It took 10 years to finally get the case approved by workmans comp. I am basically bed ridden because I started to fall more often as time went on. I have to use either a walker or wheel chair if I have to walk any distance as I will drop like a dime..... Take care....