haven't gotten it back in the mail as undeliverable or anything, so what should I do? This letter is important and had a check in it. They can not track an ordinary letter so what are my options?
200356
If you're really lucky, they'll let it go through.  Most likely, though, they'll return it to you for 'insufficient postage.'\n\nDon't know if they do this one any more, but at one time they would ask the person RECEIVING the mail to pay the 2 cents.
450055
Is the package in your name? did you sign for it?\n\nIf it was just dropped there and your name isnt on it then take it to a UPS store...or look in your phone book and tell them to pick it up...\n\nor keep it...UPS isnt federal...so its not a federal offence. :)
142937
It is a block your institution puts on your card for any of several different reasons.  Either they think it is stolen, your account is negative, or they closed it for some reason.  Best to give them a call on Monday.
441595
I suggest you go to the post office and send it with a delivery confirmation or with some sort of tracking.  The reason I say that is because if the package gets lost in the mail then your out of luck.  The Post Office won't recall you that you ever sent a package.  I think it should cost you about $5 tops.
121389
email it and find out. if it doesn't exist anymore you will get a reply saying it didn't go through.
72138
Try this...\n\nGo to "View" (up above), "encoding" and click on auto if it's not on. If it is, then go to "more" and then go through all that are there (unless you know which one it is).\n\nSounds like the e-mail you got was written with different characters (like if it's from overseas). So this solution should help
512313
You would want to send it Certified return receipt, meaning that the person at the other end has to sign for it to get it, and you get the receipt with their signature on it as proof they received it.  I would also photocopy the check and whatever documents you are going to send, before sending them, so if there are any problems later, you have photocopies of everything!
658313
Just wait till tomorrow...if nothing it doesnt come by then call the Post office near you
375983
Do you have a reciept from the transfer you made? You should have something in writing saying that the money should have been there. Unless you have some proof that the money was supossed to be there I can't think of anything that you can do. I hope you work all this out and Good luck.
414545
I got one of those last month - from someplace in Canada, although the bank in question was in Idaho or North Dakota or someplace like that. It is a "snail mail" version of those emails that go around trying to convince you that you've won the Irish Lottery or something. I did some research online and this is a fraud. And since it was sent through the mail, it is actually mail fraud. The website I read said that I should take the letter to  my postmaster and report it - but I've been too lazy to do that. The post office is closed by the time I get home, and only open till noon on Saturdays. I feel bad though for those, especially the elderly, who buy into this. The letter I received actually said I was to send the entire $4grand or whatever it was back to them to pay for "administrative costs". Yea, right. And in the meantime, they get my banking information from the check I send them and they can steal my identity!
518962
It's a typical scam.. Good thing you checked it out first before you went nuts and lost your money.  Face it, NO ONE is going to just up and send you a check in the mail for no reason.  This is scam city big time.
33656
keep it in word format and attach it to the email.  this way they can print it up and it will keep the original properties that the person already had.  \n\nThis is only if the sender had sent it to you with Word... if they just copy and pasted it in to the body - I would ask them to resend it if they have the original in WORD.
197461
Hi there,\n\nSorry mate... you can't. (did you check trash in your email?)\nMaybe you can ask them to send it to you again?
492986
you were right - if he wrote a receit it really counted for nothing, no copies for him and nothing really scanned in 'officially' to the company. You would be the one at fault if it went missing. Hope you called the company and asked why he had no receits and it put you at liability - and wasted YOUR time waiting in for him/her
239029
Check with your treasurer's department for your state. But there is a statute of limitations and it could have been absorbed into the state as unclaimed.
289392
The person who sent you the letter probably was to busy to use it or doesn't know how. Most internet mail (free) and commercial offer it.
561330
You should not open it and you should not destroy it either as this is a federal offense. The USPS suggest you mark the envelope "Not at this address" and place it back in a mail collection box.