No letters, just trouble

seegers says...

Wednesday, January 7. 2009

No letters, just trouble

Sometimes it just happens that a letter cannot be delivered. But over the last weeks, I got more and more feedback that not all letters were delivered to me, but instead returned to the sender. At first it was a document from the DAAD, which then was simply sent to Muenster. The I have been waiting for messages that I requested from O2, but I put the blame on their customer service which I am not happy about. Then I got a call from C.-Bank that documents could not be delivered to me but were returned instead. And today I see in my account-statement that D.-Bank has been trying to find out my new address and is charging me 14 Euro for that. Even though that they have my phone and email on file and could have simply asked. No, they did not find out my new address. And then there is the postcard of a friend from Taiwan which has yet to reach me.

Wonder how many other letters/stuff I did not get. At least it is somewhat comforting that these mailings were returned and not dumped or stolen.

Not happy.
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