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>A Canadian man says he’s broke after the United Parcel Service lost track of his inheritance.
>The intended $846,000 delivery was a bank draft from TD Canada Trust, which still hasn’t refunded the lost fortune 10 months later. Instead, UPS offered an apology and $32 to pay for the mailing costs, according to a CBC News report.
I don't know if I should laugh or feel pity.
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kek could he sue them for the money?
Why wouldn't you pick that shit up in person, wtf?
>getting your draft through snailmail and not through email or directly deposited into your fucking bank account
NIGGER WHAT
Sue.
It wasn't lost, We smelt a shekel
seems like something you would pick up in person
"lost it" sure
Why doesn't the bank just write a new cheque and cancel the lost one?
Is this another case of Darwin's justice?