Was supposed to be delivered July 1st.
It got to Bryan USPS on Monday and then USPS decided it needed to see more of Texas.

I just saw my Amazon package that was supposed to be delivered yesterday, said "tried to deliver at 2:45 and sent to USPS in Bryan at William J. Parkway". Why didn't they leave it on my front porch like they always do. I was about to leave to go over there.

Not the only one. i discovered yesterday that trying to converse with FEDEX is much more difficult than trying to talk to the dead.

UPS did that to me in Montana. I watched a package go through Billings and Bismarck 5 times before they decided they lost it. When I called UPS to ask if the carrier could just toss it out the window as he passed my house driving between the two cities, they just marked it as lost. (I lived halfway between Billings and Bismarck).

I have also had packages go from Waco to Dallas to Austin to Humble to Houston to here.

etj77845 said:

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Not the only one. i discovered yesterday that trying to converse with FEDEX is much more difficult than trying to talk to the dead.

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You speak the truth. I pay more for anything I order to be delivered by UPS after the last few months of Fedex non-deliveries.

Somerville USPS alleged a "delivery attempt" was made at 9:45am, reason for non-delivery? "Mailbox was full", just a stupid "check some box" ploy. It's a package that would never fit in the mailbox...plus our mail is never delivered before 4:00pm.

So, I went to Bryan to get my package. Was sitting in the parking lot and decided to check my tracking number one more time. They had updated that it had been delivered to my mailbox.

Report found on KBTX confirms our USPS distribution system is the worst in Texas by a large margin.

https://www.uspsoig.gov/focus-areas/service-performance#service-performance-faq

Well it did get delivered today after its tour of Texas