Good news. The second SIM card, scheduled for delivery on June 5th, arrived on time, without fail and worked. I’ve been talking away ever since.
Without thinking about it, I left the first SIM card’s tracking RSS feed in my RSS aggregator and went on with life. After the horror of a SIM card lost in transit slipped from my mind completely, I find a few new RSS items for my consideration.
The tracer, issued on 5/31/2006 for a package sent 5/25/2006 with a scheduled arrival date of 5/30/2005, found something. On 6/13/2006 at 10 a.m., UPS realized “An Incorrect Routing At A UPS Facility Caused This Delay;the Package Was Missorted At The Hub. It Has Been Rerouted To The Correct Destination Site”. That hub appears to be Houston, TX. At 7 p.m., a location scan was made citing the package to be in Houston.
A couple of hours ago the package left Houston in route to San Antonio, and from there, I assume on to Austin.
Without thinking about it, I left the first SIM card’s tracking RSS feed in my RSS aggregator and went on with life. After the horror of a SIM card lost in transit slipped from my mind completely, I find a few new RSS items for my consideration.
The tracer, issued on 5/31/2006 for a package sent 5/25/2006 with a scheduled arrival date of 5/30/2005, found something. On 6/13/2006 at 10 a.m., UPS realized “An Incorrect Routing At A UPS Facility Caused This Delay;the Package Was Missorted At The Hub. It Has Been Rerouted To The Correct Destination Site”. That hub appears to be Houston, TX. At 7 p.m., a location scan was made citing the package to be in Houston.
A couple of hours ago the package left Houston in route to San Antonio, and from there, I assume on to Austin.
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