# Good suggestion. n/m

Posted by Kaleb (Black '93 GXE 5spd) on October 05, 2003 at 22:52:48: In Reply to: Nope, you can't keep it, but what you CAN do --> posted by John vdP on October 05, 2003 at 22:00:06: : is call the company and explain that due to their carelessness this happened again. However, this time is different since you went across town to pick it up. SO, their misdirected package has attracted your toll expenses plus your time at a reasonable rate (if you make £12 an hour, driving across town is not worth £25 an hour) : You of course now have a lien on the package. You can agree to release the package once your expenses have been satisfied. If the company decides it is cheaper for them to just send it again, they will tell you to just keep it. : NOW you are the legal owner without resorting to theft just because you got inconvenienced. : Cheers, : John Replys:

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: : is call the company and explain that due to their carelessness this happened again. However, this time is different since you went across town to pick it up. SO, their misdirected package has attracted your toll expenses plus your time at a reasonable rate (if you make £12 an hour, driving across town is not worth £25 an hour) : : You of course now have a lien on the package. You can agree to release the package once your expenses have been satisfied. If the company decides it is cheaper for them to just send it again, they will tell you to just keep it. : : NOW you are the legal owner without resorting to theft just because you got inconvenienced. : : Cheers, : : John