[pct-l] Paradise Corner Cafe

[AsABat]

If you don't want them to open your mail then don't send it there. 

If you want them to stop receiving hiker packages then argue with them about it. 

I suggest if you send something to them then you agree to follow their practices and therefore authorize them to do open or otherwise do what they want with your package within the context of your oral contract with them. 



"Jim Keener ( J J )" <pct2010 at ridgetrailhiker.com> wrote:

>Lots of comments about the cafe. I had breakfast there yesterday. I
>would be comfortable sending a package there and having it opened,
>though I understand not everyone will. 
>
>Great 'burger; mediocre breakfast. 
>
>Walk well,
>Jim Keener ( J J )
>
>On Apr 15, 2011, at 11:07 AM, Mike Yanasak <amuddler2 at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> In a phone call with this establishment, I gleaned the following (all
>of
>> which was  inconsistent with what I'd previously been told):
>> 
>> 1. They are under new management.
>> 2. They are now called "Paradise Valley Cafe".
>> 3. They are not located in Anza, but rather in Mountain Center, Ca.
>> 4. Their zip code has changed to 92561.
>> 5. Their phone number is 951-659-3661.
>> And, yes, they will open each package, ostensibly to inspect for
>drugs.
>> 
>> Amuddler
>> 
>> 
>> -- 
>> 
>> “The comfort of the rich depends upon an abundant supply of the
>poor."
>> (Voltaire)
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