Re: 24 x 6 inch toroid

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Original poster: Terry Fritz <teslalist-at-twfpowerelectronics-dot-com>

Hi,

Of course, if FedEx does not "want" to supply the historical shipping info 
to the addresses involved, Just have the judge subpoena the information 
from FedEx...  They retain records for every shipment since "day one", and 
they can pull records of every shipment to a specific address.  They just 
limit what is commonly easy to get at.

But really, that probably would not be necessary...  Just file a claim 
against FedEx for loosing the shipment, and "then" see how may records they 
"find" ;-))  But a few phone calls to the big office will probably do the 
trick too...  It just requires somebody to spend a few minutes pulling 
records...

I know that lawsuits and such sort of have a bad cloud over them due to the 
capacitor and pole pig problems of the past...  But none delivery of goods 
is "very serious"...

Hopefully, those involved here can find out the truth without a judge and 
jury's "help", and just fix it all....

Cheers,

         Terry



At 06:22 PM 7/6/2004, you wrote:
>On Mon, 5 Jul 2004, Tesla list wrote:
>
> > Original poster: Sean Taylor <sstaylor-at-uiuc.edu>
>
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> > I waited several months for D.C. to get back to Wisconsin, and emailed him
> > once again, and he told me he had thrown away the shipping records and that
> > it wouldn't have helped anyway, since Fed Ex is a "rapid shipment" company
> > and doesn't retain records for more than 30 days.  Basically my gripe is
>
>Not true. It doesn't matter what their website says, but they keep records
>for some time. I was recently discussing with them how clearly the check
>boxes were marked off on an airbill from last year, which became a billing
>dispute. Fedex is the only comapny I've seen that will actually sent $10
>to collections. Pretty stupid.
>
>KEN