hankscott
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DO NOT SHIP ANYTHING TO ARGENTINA VIA THE POSTAL SERVICE!
My early dealings with Correo Argentina brought back memories of my interactions with the US Postal Service in New York City. The staff was incompetent and the response times slow. The big difference is the Argentine correo workers are polite. In New York City, “rude” is putting it nicely.
But now I have lost it as I sit at Correo International in Retiro, on what I am told will be a one hour wait to receive a package. This is my third visit to this place, which is 40 to 50 minutes from my home in Villa Crespo. On the first visit, the agent rejected my request because I had filled out the online form with my passport when I actually had a DNI. I had to go home and fill out the form again (which wasn’t easy because the site is a tech mess). Then I returned with the correct form and evidence of payment on Friday. I was turned away after that 40 minute trip because the power was out at the correo place. Today, I waited 27 minutes in the line for those with an appointment to receive approval of a pickup. I was then directed to another place in the warehouse where I was told it would take an hour for them to find the package and give it to me.
While Milei is gutting important services, maybe he should spend some time fixing this one!
My early dealings with Correo Argentina brought back memories of my interactions with the US Postal Service in New York City. The staff was incompetent and the response times slow. The big difference is the Argentine correo workers are polite. In New York City, “rude” is putting it nicely.
But now I have lost it as I sit at Correo International in Retiro, on what I am told will be a one hour wait to receive a package. This is my third visit to this place, which is 40 to 50 minutes from my home in Villa Crespo. On the first visit, the agent rejected my request because I had filled out the online form with my passport when I actually had a DNI. I had to go home and fill out the form again (which wasn’t easy because the site is a tech mess). Then I returned with the correct form and evidence of payment on Friday. I was turned away after that 40 minute trip because the power was out at the correo place. Today, I waited 27 minutes in the line for those with an appointment to receive approval of a pickup. I was then directed to another place in the warehouse where I was told it would take an hour for them to find the package and give it to me.
While Milei is gutting important services, maybe he should spend some time fixing this one!