Gold Nugget Chief LOST in Miami FL!!!

[Toshiro3]

Hello, I sent a Gold Nugget Chief to Poland from the States back in December 3rd, and it seems to be lost somewhere in Miami. Like a post office or airport.

here's the USPS tracking number: LC307866901US

if you could help me find it and retrieve it, I'd be eternally thankful, you will be either allowed to keep the Chief, or I could pay you $200 for all the troubles of finding it.

This is not a joke, I really don't want the Chief to spend the rest of eternity lost somewhere in the dark.

[Toshiro3]

Bump...

[theTopo]

I wouldn't give up on it yet.

I've had tracking stay in one US location for a few weeks and not get updated until the package had been processed in my country or even until after it had arrived at my place.

Also, this is the busiest time of the year for many postal services so service can get a bit funky until things cool down for them.

[d42kn355]

Im having this same issue right now, Someone sent me something from singapore on dec. 2nd, and i send my package to him on Dec 1. Well My package left my state and made it to NY where it then shipped to singapore. got to customs. was scanned and said it cleared customs dec. 8th, and it has now since fallen into a void with no scans or delivery confirmation (eventho it is registered etc. etc.) And same goes for the Package he sent me, It was scanned and accepted on the 2nd, and then a day later said preparing for shipment, and it is now Dec. 30. and I have yet to see my package, nor has he seen his

[Brett 'The Brett' Hitchell]

I'm sure it'll show up man..  It one took six months for a yoyo to get to me from only a few states away.

[Ditch Down Crew]

For regular Priority Mail International, tracking numbers only work while it is in the USA.  That last update was probably just before it left the country.  The only way tracking works outside of the US is if you sent it via Express Mail International.

Contact your friend in Poland, give them the tracking number (if you haven't already), and have them contact Customs in their country.  They should be able to track it down with that info.