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2003-04-15, 10:39 PM
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I read on another board that someone called USPS and asked them how to determine how long it will take for their CD to arrive from California. The person at USPS said that a reliable way to determine this is to take the first number of your zip-code (mine is 0 in New Hampshire) and subtract that number from the first number of the zip code the CDs are being shipped from (9). The number you get is the number of days it will take for the mail to get to you (NINE DAYS in my case, wtf!). 9-9=0 but it actually takes a day if you live in Cali...
I hope this is WRONG...
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