05-31-2020, 11:16 PM
Especially in dire times such as these, the chances of actually getting a Letter of Interdiction are probably slim to none.
The entire world knows of the problem, and postal services wont commit hari kari if a few packages dont get LL'd.
Methinks the vendor whom had those rules drafted never planned on giving out replacements.
He even states if a package is interdicted, the purchaser has the onus of burden of retrieving it!! from the Letter of Interdiction Bureau. And, that is not really successfully done.
I would avoid unless I had money to burn.
The entire world knows of the problem, and postal services wont commit hari kari if a few packages dont get LL'd.
Methinks the vendor whom had those rules drafted never planned on giving out replacements.
He even states if a package is interdicted, the purchaser has the onus of burden of retrieving it!! from the Letter of Interdiction Bureau. And, that is not really successfully done.
I would avoid unless I had money to burn.
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