A New Return Record?

[benob1knob]

I just received autographed cards from Chris James that I had sent out on July 12, 1992. It had a 29 cent stamp on it and Mr. James was nice enough to make up the postage difference. If my math serves me correctly, it took 18 years, 9 months, and 20 days for it to get back to me. I had given up hope of a return eons ago. What a surprise!!!

 

[rangersfan1982]

Someone had a success taking 19 years from him the other day...freakin' crazy...I know from experience he can be slow, but didn't realize he was THAT slow!

 

[SLNoble13]

Wow that is a long time. Makes you wonder where they found the letter and card at?

Great success!

 

[chieftazmisty]

Congrats
Nice pick up
Job well done
Better to receive late than never
Chief

 

[supershriner]

Very cool!

 

[houbb]

I'm guessing this means his success rate is starting to improve, yes?

 

[Dilferules]

Haha that is INSANE! I would imagine most of the cards he sent out got RTSed because a large percentage of people wouldn't be living in the same place they were at 18 years ago. I know I've moved 5 times since 1992!
Richard

 

[uglyrad1]

That return is 6 months older than me. WOW! That's just crazy! Congrats on finally getting that return back!
Christian

 

[greatdadx2]

WOW...6,869 Days

 

[yank23rulz]

crazy return