[pct-l] VVR

[Eugene]

Legally no one can access a package unless their name is on the box right? That's how it is when you try to retrieve a box at the post office that was sent general delivery.  Anything sent to VVR is sent "c/o VVR", which gives them the right.  They're not a post office and they don't get postal or parcel service.  That's why we ask them to take care of our packages for our benefit.  If we don't show, there's no benefit to us.  The "contract" is broken.  VVR could very well just dispose of it.


 
> From: pct2010 at ridgetrailhiker.com
> Date: Thu, 11 Mar 2010 21:04:52 -0800
> To: pct-l at edisonlake.com
> CC: public at postholer.com; pct-l at backcountry.net
> Subject: Re: [pct-l] VVR
> 
> Hello Bill,
> 
> I did not write that I think selling those contents is wrong. But that some might think it's shady. To me, it's just a bit creepy. And that's not a result of a rumor. That's the sense I had when I saw hikers' food on the shelves. Legal? Probably. But no one else I know of does that. 
> 
> I was wrong to call you an employee when you are not. I made a mistake. Your response and its shrillness and tone made me think you were. 
> 
> As far as wanting to know about a complaint? I do. Even if it is four years old. Same management. Same practice. I especially want to know about the complaint when it is part of a pattern, and this one is something I head heard from others. Not because of Yogi, but because of their experiences. 
> 
> VVR is isolated, not wilderness. The wilderness experience I want does not involve dirty bathrooms or a non-working washing machine. And the ambiance I want - that is there - comes from the hikers.
> 
> Jim Keener ( J J )
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> 
> jj at ridgetrailhiker.com
> 
> http://postholer.com/jj
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