Around here they ran a news story saying that there are 50 trucks of packages waiting to drop off packages inside of a post office sorting plant that is already wall to wall full. That explains why my Marco parts order hasn’t moved from “in transit” for 8 days and it already sat at a post office in Indiana for 4 days.
I get that there are crazy amounts of packages and shortages of workers, but what irritates me is that there is no refund if you paid more for faster shipping. I paid extra for priority 1-3 day shipping over first class mail. When it’s taking 2 weeks with no end in sight I feel like they shouldn’t be charging extra for non existent “faster” shipping.
Meanwhile I have ordered 4 different things from Amazon over the last week and UPS delivers them less than 24 hours after my order.

Parts are here! The label says 2 day priority and it took a little over 2 weeks so not as bad as some here. Glad it wasn’t lost or damaged. Now hopefully it fixes my problem!

Agreed. I think most people are understanding that things are going to take longer with what’s going on, but they should not be allowed to charge and offer no discounts or refunds on priority mail packages if they can’t make the timeline. We just received a gift in the mail that was mailed 1 day priority and it took 18 days to get to our house! The person that sent it paid $12.80 for the 1 day priority, it says it right on the label. There should be some accountability and an easy way to go online and get a refund for the difference it would have cost someone to send it through the cheaper standard package rate. If the package would have only cost $6 to ship standard rates then you should be able to go online and get the $6.80 back.

December 20th is just the last date they updated tracking. It hasn’t been delivered yet so he is at 14 days and waiting which I’m guessing is why he gave a span of 10-20 days.