Aussie have you yet seen your money which Dumbarse Drunk took from you?

Nah - Aussie wrote it off as a bad debt.    :-[

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 26^th, 2023 at 7:56pm:

Aussie have you yet seen your money which Dumbarse Drunk took from you?

I have had no reply to my letter to the Manager at that Post Office, sent weeks ago.

I’m not surprised.

I told you no money in any envelope exists. Did I not?

Aussie wrote on Aug 26^th, 2023 at 8:35pm:

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 26th, 2023 at 7:56pm: Aussie have you yet seen your money which Dumbarse Drunk took from you? I have had no reply to my letter to the Manager at that Post Office, sent weeks ago.

You actually expect a reply? ;D ;D

Yeas...why not?

Aussie wrote on Aug 26^th, 2023 at 8:50pm:

Yeas...why not?

Then you're a fool. What do you think? You're so special he'll remember a letter to you amongst the thousands they deal with weekly? FYI Letters aren't tracked and there are no records of them, my bet is he laughed at your letter and tossed it in the bin.

Aussie, I feel a disturbance in the universe because a cake was promised, and not delivered so I'd like to correct this by posting you a cake.

A shop down the road from me makes these delicious chocolate babkas. They're more like half bread/half cake so have a good shelf life and will be fine by post.

Name the post office and I'll send it on Monday.

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John Smith wrote on Aug 26^th, 2023 at 9:00pm:

Aussie wrote on Aug 26th, 2023 at 8:50pm: Yeas...why not? Then you're a fool. What do you think? You're so special he'll remember a letter to you amongst the thousands they deal with weekly? FYI Letters aren't tracked and there are no records of them, my bet is he laughed at your letter and tossed it in the bin.

This was not, according to Monk, your every day of the week letter.

At some point, someone there had to make a decision....'is this addressee turning up or not, and when will we send it back to the 'sender' address?'

I wonder...

A dead letter office (DLO) is a facility within a postal system where undeliverable mail is processed.

Classification as a dead letter is one of the few instances where postal personnel are allowed to violate secrecy of correspondence, ostensibly to search for clues as to the letter's origin or destination. Countries must also set up regulations for the disposal of dead letters, particularly when they contain items of value. Some very valuable items have turned up in undeliverable mail, including a stolen painting by Marc Chagall which turned up in a United States Postal Service sorting center in Topeka, Kansas in January 2002

Aussie wrote on Aug 27^th, 2023 at 7:59am:

John Smith wrote on Aug 26th, 2023 at 9:00pm: Aussie wrote on Aug 26th, 2023 at 8:50pm: Yeas...why not? Then you're a fool. What do you think? You're so special he'll remember a letter to you amongst the thousands they deal with weekly? FYI Letters aren't tracked and there are no records of them, my bet is he laughed at your letter and tossed it in the bin. This was not, according to Monk, your every day of the week letter. At some point, someone there had to make a decision....'is this addressee turning up or not, and when will we send it back to the 'sender' address?'

Letters sent c/o the post office is still just a letter. It's put in a pigeon hole for 30 days then if it hasn't been collected,  it's returned to sender. There is no record or tracking.  Stop making a fool of yourself.

The Heartless Felon wrote on Aug 27^th, 2023 at 9:33am:

I wonder... A dead letter office (DLO) is a facility within a postal system where undeliverable mail is processed.

It won't go to the dead letter office unless there was no return address provided.  Monk said he had a return address on it.

I did, a good return address.

John Smith wrote on Aug 27^th, 2023 at 4:06pm:

Aussie wrote on Aug 27th, 2023 at 7:59am: John Smith wrote on Aug 26th, 2023 at 9:00pm: Aussie wrote on Aug 26th, 2023 at 8:50pm: Yeas...why not? Then you're a fool. What do you think? You're so special he'll remember a letter to you amongst the thousands they deal with weekly? FYI Letters aren't tracked and there are no records of them, my bet is he laughed at your letter and tossed it in the bin. This was not, according to Monk, your every day of the week letter. At some point, someone there had to make a decision....'is this addressee turning up or not, and when will we send it back to the 'sender' address?' Letters sent c/o the post office is still just a letter. It's put in a pigeon hole for 30 days then if it hasn't been collected,  it's returned to sender. There is no record or tracking.  Stop making a fool of yourself.

Then Monk's Sister has it...or it was never sent.

Sis doesn’t have it. You have it.

Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 27^th, 2023 at 6:03pm:

Sis doesn’t have it. You have it.

I don't.  If I had it, I'd say so.

Who sends money or precious items through the post without at least a tracking id?

It was only $60 and Aussie has it. Possibly it got lost or stolen along the way but I doubt it. Aussie is playing games as usual.

If Aussie wasn’t addicted to playing games I could have sent the money by EFT.

Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 27^th, 2023 at 7:58pm:

It was only $60 and Aussie has it. Possibly it got lost or stolen along the way but I doubt it. Aussie is playing games as usual.

Either Aussie or you are lying - which one?

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 27^th, 2023 at 7:37pm:

Who sends money or precious items through the post without at least a tracking id?

Lots of people

John Smith wrote on Aug 27^th, 2023 at 8:37pm:

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 27th, 2023 at 7:37pm: Who sends money or precious items through the post without at least a tracking id? Lots of people

So, no proof that the letter was ever sent and no proof it was ever received, then.

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 27^th, 2023 at 9:01pm:

John Smith wrote on Aug 27th, 2023 at 8:37pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 27th, 2023 at 7:37pm: Who sends money or precious items through the post without at least a tracking id? Lots of people So, no proof that the letter was ever sent and no proof it was ever received, then.

Do you have proof of the last letter you sent?

John Smith wrote on Aug 27^th, 2023 at 9:13pm:

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 27th, 2023 at 9:01pm: John Smith wrote on Aug 27th, 2023 at 8:37pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 27th, 2023 at 7:37pm: Who sends money or precious items through the post without at least a tracking id? Lots of people So, no proof that the letter was ever sent and no proof it was ever received, then. Do you have proof of the last letter you sent?

If I sent money or a precious item through the mail, absolutely. If it was of significant value, I'd also request a signature on receipt.

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 27^th, 2023 at 7:37pm:

Who sends money or precious items through the post without at least a tracking id?

Sending actual money (ie dollar notes) through the post is against the law for starters.

Monk (obviously) didn’t care about that. Note : It was Monk’s idea to send dollar notes via Australia Post NOT Aussie’s!

Aussie (and a few others) have quietly been trying to establish the existence of this alleged Monk sent envelope.

Contrary to the usual BS that’s forever posted by Five Foot Frodo Smith .. a register IS kept and signed off by Australia Post staff for all incoming mail that’s handed over the counter for collection. The sender and recipient’s names are registered as is the Australia Post officer who signs this off.

At no stage did any envelope for Aussie ever turn up. Not under the name of the sender and receiver as stated by Monk to Aussie. Fact! And this has been triple checked and established via a number of ways.

BOTTOM LINE : ONCE AGAIN MONK PROVES THAT HE IS BOTH A LIAR AND A THIEF AND MUST NEVER BE TRUSTED UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCE! FREEDIVER HIMSELF HAS WARNED US ABOUT MONK. LET THIS BE A LESSON TO ALL! KEEP WELL AWAY FROM THE 80 YR OLD DRUNK TOSSPOT

According to Lisa:

"Sending actual money (ie dollar notes) through the post is against the law for starters."

How is this law enforced?

It has been found that sending cash through the post is unwise but NOT illegal.

I also did NOT steal the money and sent it to Aussie who has it, his denials notwithstanding. So much for Larry’s “FACT”

As JohnSmith, who seems to know PO protocol better than Aussie, has stated a simple phone call would have gotten him the envelope. But Aussie was disappointed in playing one game so now is playing the game of “I did not get the envelope.”

Pathetic!

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 27^th, 2023 at 9:43pm:

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 27th, 2023 at 7:37pm: Who sends money or precious items through the post without at least a tracking id? Sending actual money (ie dollar notes) through the post is against the law for starters. Monk (obviously) didn’t care about that. Note : It was Monk’s idea to send dollar notes via Australia Post NOT Aussie’s! Aussie (and a few others) have quietly been trying to establish the existence of this alleged Monk sent envelope. Contrary to the usual BS that’s forever posted by Five Foot Frodo Smith .. a register IS kept and signed off by Australia Post staff for all incoming mail that’s handed over the counter for collection. The sender and recipient’s names are registered as is the Australia Post officer who signs this off. At no stage did any envelope for Aussie ever turn up. Not under the name of the sender and receiver as stated by Monk to Aussie. Fact! And this has been triple checked and established via a number of ways. BOTTOM LINE : ONCE AGAIN MONK PROVES THAT HE IS BOTH A LIAR AND A THIEF AND MUST NEVER BE TRUSTED UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCE! FREEDIVER HIMSELF HAS WARNED US ABOUT MONK. LET THIS BE A LESSON TO ALL! KEEP WELL AWAY FROM THE 80 YR OLD DRUNK TOSSPOT

Monk is a shyster and a swindler.

Aussie can kiss his money goodbye.

Bobby. wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 7:58am:

Monk is a shyster and a swindler. Aussie can kiss his money goodbye.

You have no idea, as usual. You are the comic relief of OzPol.

Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 8:19am:

Bobby. wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 7:58am: Monk is a shyster and a swindler. Aussie can kiss his money goodbye. You have no idea, as usual. You are the comic relief of OzPol.

I put it to you that you never sent Aussie any money through the mail system.

You could have easily done a bank transfer in under 2 minutes.
Why would anyone bother to go to all the trouble to
drive to the post office - find a park -
mail money and pay the postage?

You're a shyster and a swindler.

Be funnier, comic relief, less repetitive.

Monk,
I put it to you that you never sent Aussie any money through the mail system.

You could have easily done a bank transfer in under 2 minutes.
Why would anyone bother to go to all the trouble to
drive to the post office - find a park -
mail money and pay the postage?

You're a shyster and a swindler.

Christ, it is just $60. If Aussie hadn’t wanted to play a game I could have done an EFT.

He preferred to play games.

I told him the money would be sent to C/O {PO}

He told me that PO was too far away.

I gave him 12 hours to nominate a closer PO.

Aussie played games and did not nominate a closer PO.

I went to the local PO the next morning and sent $60 cash to {Aussie} C/o {PO}

Next day JohnSmith posted a phone number Aussie could have used to have the envelope sent to him.

Aussie obviously used the number or otherwise retrieved the envelope.

He relies on total idiots like Booby and Larry to stir the pot occasionally to his amusement—best game yet, eh Aussie?


BUT

My sister’s hardware shop address was on the back of the envelope. She did not get the envelope—clearly, Aussie did.

No.  I have not received the envelope.  If I had it, I'd say so.

Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 8:36am:

Christ, it is just $60. If Aussie hadn’t wanted to play a game I could have done an EFT.

Aussie needed his pity party

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 27^th, 2023 at 9:28pm:

John Smith wrote on Aug 27th, 2023 at 9:13pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 27th, 2023 at 9:01pm: John Smith wrote on Aug 27th, 2023 at 8:37pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 27th, 2023 at 7:37pm: Who sends money or precious items through the post without at least a tracking id? Lots of people So, no proof that the letter was ever sent and no proof it was ever received, then. Do you have proof of the last letter you sent? If I sent money or a precious item through the mail, absolutely. If it was of significant value, I'd also request a signature on receipt.

and yet thousands of people send valuables daily without tracking

FYI, I'd also include insurance if it was valuable

Aussie wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 8:46am:

No.  I have not received the envelope.  If I had it, I'd say so.

You have to say that else the game would be over and members would see how untruthful and unreliable you are.

If it was $600 I would not have sent it that way. It was $60, pocket change FFS.

It is just Aussie playing games. If Aussie did not get the envelope—he did—my sister would have got it and she did not.

Aussie have I stated anything in this post that’s not factually correct?


Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 27^th, 2023 at 9:43pm:

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 27th, 2023 at 7:37pm: Who sends money or precious items through the post without at least a tracking id? Sending actual money (ie dollar notes) through the post is against the law for starters. Monk (obviously) didn’t care about that. Note : It was Monk’s idea to send dollar notes via Australia Post NOT Aussie’s! Aussie (and a few others) have quietly been trying to establish the existence of this alleged Monk sent envelope. Contrary to the usual BS that’s forever posted by Five Foot Frodo Smith .. a register IS kept and signed off by Australia Post staff for all incoming mail that’s handed over the counter for collection. The sender and recipient’s names are registered as is the Australia Post officer who signs this off. At no stage did any envelope for Aussie ever turn up. Not under the name of the sender and receiver as stated by Monk to Aussie. Fact! And this has been triple checked and established via a number of ways. BOTTOM LINE : ONCE AGAIN MONK PROVES THAT HE IS BOTH A LIAR AND A THIEF AND MUST NEVER BE TRUSTED UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCE! FREEDIVER HIMSELF HAS WARNED US ABOUT MONK. LET THIS BE A LESSON TO ALL! KEEP WELL AWAY FROM THE 80 YR OLD DRUNK TOSSPOT!

Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 9:02am:

Aussie wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 8:46am: No.  I have not received the envelope.  If I had it, I'd say so. You have to say that else the game would be over and members would see how untruthful and unreliable you are.

Are you calling my friend Aussie a liar?

Yes, clown, I am.

I have evidence for that—my sister did not get the envelope so, therefore, Aussie got it. It took only one phone call.

He is making you look like a bigger fool than you really are.

Bobby. wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 9:09am:

Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:02am: Aussie wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 8:46am: No.  I have not received the envelope.  If I had it, I'd say so. You have to say that else the game would be over and members would see how untruthful and unreliable you are. Are you calling my friend Aussie a liar?

Bobby

Dumbarse Dementia Driven Drunk is too stupid to realise that he’s calling the Australia Post officers at that branch liars. And the person in that particular branch who catalogues all incoming envelopes etc into an incoming register is the Manager of said Post Office. That Manager countersigned it along with another branch officer. 2 officers can’t find anything written in any register sent by Drunk under the sender/receiver names he alleged.

Bottom line : Dumbarse Drunk has been caught out in yet another shithouse lie. This one however involves THEFT and the dhead has unwittingly accused 2 Australia Post officers of fraud.

Poor Larry, already reduced to repetitive posts. That got his arse banned once already—be careful Larry!

Booby, do you think a demon is making Aussie lie? Or was he always a liar?

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 9:17am:

Bobby. wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:09am: Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:02am: [quote author=Aussie link=1693043809/33#33 date=1693176412]No.  I have not received the envelope.  If I had it, I'd say so. You have to say that else the game would be over and members would see how untruthful and unreliable you are. Are you calling my friend Aussie a liar?

Bobby

Dumbarse Dementia Driven Drunk is too stupid to realise that he’s calling the Australia Post officers at that branch liars. And the person in that particular branch who catalogues all incoming envelopes etc into an incoming register is the Manager of said Post Office. That Manager countersigned it along with another branch officer. 2 officers can’t find anything written in any register sent by Drunk under the sender/receiver names he alleged.

Bottom line : Dumbarse Drunk has been caught out in yet another shithouse lie. This one however involves THEFT and the dhead has unwittingly accused 2 Australia Post officers of fraud.

Do not give Drunk your personal details and/or your money. How many times has Freediver warned OzPol posters???

Quote:

That Manager countersigned it along with another branch officer. 2 officers can’t find anything written in any register sent by Drunk under the sender/receiver names he alleged.

Not that you have any way of knowing that. They would not tell you—you don’t know Aussie’s name or the return address.

Freediver here 👇


Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 9:20am:

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:17am: Bobby. wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:09am: Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:02am: [quote author=Aussie link=1693043809/33#33 date=1693176412]No.  I have not received the envelope.  If I had it, I'd say so. You have to say that else the game would be over and members would see how untruthful and unreliable you are. Are you calling my friend Aussie a liar? Bobby Dumbarse Dementia Driven Drunk is too stupid to realise that he’s calling the Australia Post officers at that branch liars. And the person in that particular branch who catalogues all incoming envelopes etc into an incoming register is the Manager of said Post Office. That Manager countersigned it along with another branch officer. 2 officers can’t find anything written in any register sent by Drunk under the sender/receiver names he alleged. Bottom line : Dumbarse Drunk has been caught out in yet another shithouse lie. This one however involves THEFT and the dhead has unwittingly accused 2 Australia Post officers of fraud. Do not give Drunk your personal details and/or your money. How many times has Freediver warned OzPol posters???

Freediver here 👇


Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 9:08am:

Aussie have I stated anything in this post that’s not factually correct?[/b] Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 27th, 2023 at 9:43pm: [quote author=MeisterEckhart link=1693043809/16#16 date=1693129060]Who sends money or precious items through the post without at least a tracking id? Sending actual money (ie dollar notes) through the post is against the law for starters. Monk (obviously) didn’t care about that. Note : It was Monk’s idea to send dollar notes via Australia Post NOT Aussie’s! Aussie (and a few others) have quietly been trying to establish the existence of this alleged Monk sent envelope. Contrary to the usual BS that’s forever posted by Five Foot Frodo Smith .. a register IS kept and signed off by Australia Post staff for all incoming mail that’s handed over the counter for collection. The sender and recipient’s names are registered as is the Australia Post officer who signs this off. At no stage did any envelope for Aussie ever turn up. Not under the name of the sender and receiver as stated by Monk to Aussie. Fact! And this has been triple checked and established via a number of ways. BOTTOM LINE : ONCE AGAIN MONK PROVES THAT HE IS BOTH A LIAR AND A THIEF AND MUST NEVER BE TRUSTED UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCE! FREEDIVER HIMSELF HAS WARNED US ABOUT MONK. LET THIS BE A LESSON TO ALL! KEEP WELL AWAY FROM THE 80 YR OLD DRUNK TOSSPOT!

Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 9:34am:

Quote: That Manager countersigned it along with another branch officer. 2 officers can’t find anything written in any register sent by Drunk under the sender/receiver names he alleged. Not that you have any way of knowing that. They would not tell you—you don’t know Aussie’s name or the return address.

Australia Post will not be able to initiate an investigation where there is no tracking id. AusPost has no way of confirming who the sender is if the sender cannot identify their letter/parcel.

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 9:41am:

Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:34am: Quote: That Manager countersigned it along with another branch officer. 2 officers can’t find anything written in any register sent by Drunk under the sender/receiver names he alleged. Not that you have any way of knowing that. They would not tell you—you don’t know Aussie’s name or the return address. Australia Post will not be able to initiate an investigation where there is no tracking id. AusPost has no way of confirming who the sender is if the sender cannot identify their letter/parcel.

Exactly! The Australia Post internal investigation which DID take place and which required that information admittedly took some time but it has resulted in proving that Freediver was 100% correct about Dumbarse Drunk!

Drunk IS an unrepentant doxxer according to Freediver...this investigation conducted by Australia Post has proven that Drunk is also an unrepentant liar and a thief. Drunk’s lies have exposed him as being a cringeworthy unhinged cyber leper and fraud.

I don’t care about the PO doing an investigation. I am happy Aussie has his money, money he said I should not send him.

Aussie is having a pity party. Don’t support him in that.

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 9:50am:

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:41am: Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:34am: Quote: That Manager countersigned it along with another branch officer. 2 officers can’t find anything written in any register sent by Drunk under the sender/receiver names he alleged. Not that you have any way of knowing that. They would not tell you—you don’t know Aussie’s name or the return address. Australia Post will not be able to initiate an investigation where there is no tracking id. AusPost has no way of confirming who the sender is if the sender cannot identify their letter/parcel. Exactly! The Australia Post internal investigation which DID take place and which required that information admittedly took some time but it has resulted in proving that Freediver was 100% correct about Dumbarse Drunk! Drunk IS an unrepentant doxxer according to Freediver...this investigation conducted by Australia Post has proven that Drunk is also an unrepentant liar and a thief. Drunk’s lies have exposed him as being a cringeworthy unhinged cyber leper and fraud.

Again (because we’re dealing with an 80 yr old dementia driven drunk who is operating with half a brain cell) Australia Post conducted an internal investigation and concluded that Drunk lied about that envelope’s EXISTENCE. The problem for Drunk is that he had no idea regarding the checks and balances which exist in the procedure HE CHOSE to pursue. That is why Drunk is hanging around OzPol with the $hit stained undies he’s been wearing ever since this topic emerged.  ;D ;D ;D

Poor old Larry who has not an idea what he is talking about.

Freediver here 👇


Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 10:02am:

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:50am: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:41am: Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:34am: Quote: That Manager countersigned it along with another branch officer. 2 officers can’t find anything written in any register sent by Drunk under the sender/receiver names he alleged. Not that you have any way of knowing that. They would not tell you—you don’t know Aussie’s name or the return address. Australia Post will not be able to initiate an investigation where there is no tracking id. AusPost has no way of confirming who the sender is if the sender cannot identify their letter/parcel. Exactly! The Australia Post internal investigation which DID take place and which required that information admittedly took some time but it has resulted in proving that Freediver was 100% correct about Dumbarse Drunk! Drunk IS an unrepentant doxxer according to Freediver...this investigation conducted by Australia Post has proven that Drunk is also an unrepentant liar and a thief. Drunk’s lies have exposed him as being a cringeworthy unhinged cyber leper and fraud. Again (because we’re dealing with an 80 yr old dementia driven drunk who is operating with half a brain cell) Australia Post conducted an internal investigation and concluded that Drunk lied about that envelope’s EXISTENCE. The problem for Drunk is that he had no idea regarding the checks and balances which exist in the procedure HE CHOSE to pursue. That is why Drunk is hanging around OzPol with the $hit stained undies he’s been wearing ever since this topic emerged.  ;D ;D ;D

Ummm repetitive posts again, Larry.

Aussie, who is the only one who the PO concerned would communicate with about whatever “investigation” they may have made, said they have not replied to him yet.

Consequently, everything you have said in your many times repeated post with bold and highlighting and everything  ;D  is a lie.

Your repeated insults therefor are also a lie. Baseless insults in. bold large text etc. If you were a decent person I would ask you to apologise. Crud like you cannot apologise.

You are a crap member of this board.

Aussie .... have I lied in these posts? Yes or No?


Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 10:34am:

Freediver here 👇 Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 10:02am: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:50am: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:41am: Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:34am: Quote: That Manager countersigned it along with another branch officer. 2 officers can’t find anything written in any register sent by Drunk under the sender/receiver names he alleged. Not that you have any way of knowing that. They would not tell you—you don’t know Aussie’s name or the return address. Australia Post will not be able to initiate an investigation where there is no tracking id. AusPost has no way of confirming who the sender is if the sender cannot identify their letter/parcel. Exactly! The Australia Post internal investigation which DID take place and which required that information admittedly took some time but it has resulted in proving that Freediver was 100% correct about Dumbarse Drunk! Drunk IS an unrepentant doxxer according to Freediver...this investigation conducted by Australia Post has proven that Drunk is also an unrepentant liar and a thief. Drunk’s lies have exposed him as being a cringeworthy unhinged cyber leper and fraud. Again (because we’re dealing with an 80 yr old dementia driven drunk who is operating with half a brain cell) Australia Post conducted an internal investigation and concluded that Drunk lied about that envelope’s EXISTENCE. The problem for Drunk is that he had no idea regarding the checks and balances which exist in the procedure HE CHOSE to pursue. That is why Drunk is hanging around OzPol with the $hit stained undies he’s been wearing ever since this topic emerged.  ;D ;D ;D

Aussie ... have I allegedly lied in this post also? Yes or no?


Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 9:38am:

Freediver here 👇 Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:20am: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:17am: Bobby. wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:09am: Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:02am: [quote author=Aussie link=1693043809/33#33 date=1693176412]No.  I have not received the envelope.  If I had it, I'd say so. You have to say that else the game would be over and members would see how untruthful and unreliable you are. Are you calling my friend Aussie a liar? Bobby Dumbarse Dementia Driven Drunk is too stupid to realise that he’s calling the Australia Post officers at that branch liars. And the person in that particular branch who catalogues all incoming envelopes etc into an incoming register is the Manager of said Post Office. That Manager countersigned it along with another branch officer. 2 officers can’t find anything written in any register sent by Drunk under the sender/receiver names he alleged. Bottom line : Dumbarse Drunk has been caught out in yet another shithouse lie. This one however involves THEFT and the dhead has unwittingly accused 2 Australia Post officers of fraud. Do not give Drunk your personal details and/or your money. How many times has Freediver warned OzPol posters???

Monk is forgiven

namaste

Two years ago Lisa was diagnosed with Schizophrenia and she
increasingly doesn’t remember half of her day (she is here ... posting). This morning she woke to 3/4 raw steak missing from a t-bone 🥩 thrown in the kitchen sink. Not normal.

Aussie .... have I lied in these posts? Yes or No?


Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 10:34am:

Freediver here 👇 Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 10:02am: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:50am: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:41am: Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:34am: Quote: That Manager countersigned it along with another branch officer. 2 officers can’t find anything written in any register sent by Drunk under the sender/receiver names he alleged. Not that you have any way of knowing that. They would not tell you—you don’t know Aussie’s name or the return address. Australia Post will not be able to initiate an investigation where there is no tracking id. AusPost has no way of confirming who the sender is if the sender cannot identify their letter/parcel. Exactly! The Australia Post internal investigation which DID take place and which required that information admittedly took some time but it has resulted in proving that Freediver was 100% correct about Dumbarse Drunk! Drunk IS an unrepentant doxxer according to Freediver...this investigation conducted by Australia Post has proven that Drunk is also an unrepentant liar and a thief. Drunk’s lies have exposed him as being a cringeworthy unhinged cyber leper and fraud. Again (because we’re dealing with an 80 yr old dementia driven drunk who is operating with half a brain cell) Australia Post conducted an internal investigation and concluded that Drunk lied about that envelope’s EXISTENCE. The problem for Drunk is that he had no idea regarding the checks and balances which exist in the procedure HE CHOSE to pursue. That is why Drunk is hanging around OzPol with the $hit stained undies he’s been wearing ever since this topic emerged.  ;D ;D ;D

Aussie ... have I allegedly lied in this post also? Yes or no?


Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 9:38am:

Freediver here 👇 Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:20am: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:17am: Bobby. wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:09am: Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:02am: [quote author=Aussie link=1693043809/33#33 date=1693176412]No.  I have not received the envelope.  If I had it, I'd say so. You have to say that else the game would be over and members would see how untruthful and unreliable you are. Are you calling my friend Aussie a liar? Bobby Dumbarse Dementia Driven Drunk is too stupid to realise that he’s calling the Australia Post officers at that branch liars. And the person in that particular branch who catalogues all incoming envelopes etc into an incoming register is the Manager of said Post Office. That Manager countersigned it along with another branch officer. 2 officers can’t find anything written in any register sent by Drunk under the sender/receiver names he alleged. Bottom line : Dumbarse Drunk has been caught out in yet another shithouse lie. This one however involves THEFT and the dhead has unwittingly accused 2 Australia Post officers of fraud. Do not give Drunk your personal details and/or your money. How many times has Freediver warned OzPol posters???

Bobby. wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 11:10am:

Monk is forgiven namaste

I don’t want or need the “forgiveness” of an imbecile, doxxer, liar and blackmailer. You should be begging me for forgiveness but, alas, you are not man enough to make the apologies you need to make to achieve forgiveness. That business with my mother’s death notice rankles.

Re the hysteria by Larry:

According to Aussie the PO has not replied to his request for info and likely will not bother doing so. Nobody thus knows of the status or results of that investigation or whether it exists at all. So he has been throwing totally unfounded insults at me all morning.

Definitely on a manic phase.

Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 11:35am:

Bobby. wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 11:10am: Monk is forgiven namaste I don’t want or need the “forgiveness” of an imbecile, doxxer, liar and blackmailer. You should be begging me for forgiveness but, alas, you are not man enough to make the apologies you need to make to achieve forgiveness. That business with my mother’s death notice rankles.

Monk,
I'm the only one who has shown my Christian principles by
not holding a grudge and forgiving you.
You should be thankful.

I did not steal any money from Aussie.

I would have sent him a second cake quite happily, ingredients would have cost over $100 but firstly my mother died like 5 days after we reached agreement on that and turned my life around. Aussie knows this but it doesn’t stop his stupid little games. After I had bought and moved into this house and things settled down I was starting to source ingredients and suppliers when I got sick of his stupid games and told him I would refund him the $60 for postage of the cake.

I have sent that as described. My sister’s hardware store address was on the back of the envelope—if Aussie hadn’t picked it up as he maintains it would have been sent to my sister’s hardware store. She never got it ergo Aussie did.

dear Aussie,
please forgive Monk as I have - so that we can put this episode behind us.

Where you “forgive” Booby is where you should apologising.

You DID send my info to Dubyne, you DID give anyone here who asked the photo of myself and my mother that Lost Nail published and he got a mere month for and you got nothing. You also DID crosspost my mother’s death notice here and the aptly named sewer without asking me first. Triple confirmed doxxer.

You DID steal three videos I took of Socks and DID try to blackmail me into letting you post them on vile BitChute.

You are a piece of shit.

Monk:

https://i.ibb.co/m8Zsg8R/A9864a8f7a7d52d9-1.jpg

Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 11:38am:

Re the hysteria by Larry: According to Aussie the PO has not replied to his request for info and likely will not bother doing so. Nobody thus knows of the status or results of that investigation or whether it exists at all. So he has been throwing totally unfounded insults at me all morning.

AusPost cannot initiate an investigation as there is no way of determining that it received the letter, let alone concede that it has been lost or stolen.

When you register a letter and it does not arrive at its destination, Auspost will offer a payment of up to $100 to cover the loss, or more if you have paid for extra insurance.

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 12:08pm:

Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 11:38am: Re the hysteria by Larry: According to Aussie the PO has not replied to his request for info and likely will not bother doing so. Nobody thus knows of the status or results of that investigation or whether it exists at all. So he has been throwing totally unfounded insults at me all morning. AusPost cannot initiate an investigation as there is no way of determining that it received the letter, let alone concede that it has been lost or stolen. When you register a letter and it does not arrive at its destination, Auspost will offer a payment of up to $100 to cover the loss, or more if you have paid for extra insurance.

FMD not only are you a Dumbarse Multi Troll you’re also a serious autistic and ignorant tosspot!

Australia Post DID initiate and conduct an investigation because they keep records of all post that it holds for collection! These records involve a register and the register states who the sender is, who the recipient is and it even describes the actual envelope in terms of size and weight. Now log off with that fake ID and come back with one of your other ID’s. Idiot!

Bobby. wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 11:47am:

dear Aussie, please forgive Monk as I have - so that we can put this episode behind us.

Bobby

Aussie knows exactly what Dumbarse Drunk has done. He’s stolen Aussie’s money!

What’s at issue NOW is what Dumbarse Drunk is CURRENTLY doing ie CONTINUING TO LIE TO AUSSIE AND EVERYONE HERE about sending an envelope with Aussie’s money in it. That never happened. And 2 Australia Post employees have confirmed it.

I sent an envelope with $60 cash—legal if “unwise”—and had my sister’s hardware shop as return address.

It was only $60, pocket change these days.

My sister never got it. Simplest solution is—Aussie got it.

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 12:14pm:

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 12:08pm: Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 11:38am: Re the hysteria by Larry: According to Aussie the PO has not replied to his request for info and likely will not bother doing so. Nobody thus knows of the status or results of that investigation or whether it exists at all. So he has been throwing totally unfounded insults at me all morning. AusPost cannot initiate an investigation as there is no way of determining that it received the letter, let alone concede that it has been lost or stolen. When you register a letter and it does not arrive at its destination, Auspost will offer a payment of up to $100 to cover the loss, or more if you have paid for extra insurance. FMD not only are you a Dumbarse Multi Troll you’re also a serious autistic and ignorant tosspot! Australia Post DID initiate and conduct an investigation because they keep records of all post that it holds for collection! These records involve a register and the register states who the sender is, who the recipient is and it even describes the actual envelope in terms of size and weight. Now log off with that fake ID and come back with one of your other ID’s. Idiot!

Do the terms lost, or stolen, in transit mean anything to you? That's if the letter was sent in the first place.

The point to registering a letter is that its Q-code/barcode is scanned at intermittent points prior to delivery, making its delivery progress traceable.

Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 12:38pm:

I sent an envelope with $60 cash—legal if “unwise”—and had my sister’s hardware shop as return address. It was only $60, pocket change these days. My sister never got it. Simplest solution is—Aussie got it.

Unless it was lost or stolen in transit.

What I do not understand is why would you be so interested in a fruit cake that you would spend $60 to get one sent to you? I spend $5 for a Woolworths brand fruit cake every now and then. I doubt that any fruit cake would be that good that you would spend $60 for the cake and postage & handling.

Might as well send the recipe to make yourself.

Sure, unless, but with Aussie playing games we will never know the truth.

I, however, did make it plain to Aussie that once I posted the envelope I considered the matter closed.

Christ, all this bullshit over $60?

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 12:14pm:

Australia Post DID initiate and conduct an investigation

You can't know that because AusPost does not release information about an investigation except to the verified sender.

But, then, you're autistic, so...

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 12:55pm:

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 12:14pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 12:08pm: Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 11:38am: Re the hysteria by Larry: According to Aussie the PO has not replied to his request for info and likely will not bother doing so. Nobody thus knows of the status or results of that investigation or whether it exists at all. So he has been throwing totally unfounded insults at me all morning. AusPost cannot initiate an investigation as there is no way of determining that it received the letter, let alone concede that it has been lost or stolen. When you register a letter and it does not arrive at its destination, Auspost will offer a payment of up to $100 to cover the loss, or more if you have paid for extra insurance. FMD not only are you a Dumbarse Multi Troll you’re also a serious autistic and ignorant tosspot! Australia Post DID initiate and conduct an investigation because they keep records of all post that it holds for collection! These records involve a register and the register states who the sender is, who the recipient is and it even describes the actual envelope in terms of size and weight. Now log off with that fake ID and come back with one of your other ID’s. Idiot! Do the terms lost, or stolen, in transit mean anything to you? That's if the letter was sent in the first place. The point to registering a letter is that its Q-code/barcode is scanned at intermittent points prior to delivery, making its delivery progress traceable.

If an envelope containing cash was mailed to a post office to await collection then upon arrival it DOES get registered.

Monk chose to send cash notes in an envelope which is illegal AND of course high risk.

Aussie didn’t choose this ridiculous method.

Aussie definitely doesn’t have that envelope because it never arrived at said Post Office TO be registered and placed in “awaiting collection”. There IS NO RECORD of said envelope’s existence even and certainly not under the sender‘s name OR receiver’s name. These were looked up separately. In addition all records for the month Monk alleges he sent that envelope of cash were looked at to check for similar sounding names (as well as a few other names which relate to real life identification).

Nothing.

I know Aussie is telling the truth in that he doesn’t have his own money back. Australia Post confirms that Aussie could not have received it as it was never on their register nor has it been signed off after being received.

That leaves us with the 80 yr old Demented lying Drunk who CHOSE to send cash (which is both illegal and unsafe).

It’s not Aussie’s fault that he didn’t get his own money back. It’s Drunk’s! Drunk chose the method. Aussie was TOLD that was the method. And that’s why Drunk STILL owes Aussie his own $60.

As has been posted over a thousand times already ...Drunk could have sorted this out via e gift voucher. In under 60 seconds!i

Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 1:03pm:

we will never know the truth.

That's true. Without a tracking id you can't prove you sent it and AusPost will not acknowledge that it received the letter in the first place.

Also, the tracking id will record when the letter was delivered and, if you use AusPost's signature-on-delivery, you'd have proof that it was received by the intended recipient.

If it was registered you could have claimed up to $100 standard insurance for the letter's loss as AusPost would have accepted liability.

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 1:11pm:

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 12:55pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 12:14pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 12:08pm: Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 11:38am: Re the hysteria by Larry: According to Aussie the PO has not replied to his request for info and likely will not bother doing so. Nobody thus knows of the status or results of that investigation or whether it exists at all. So he has been throwing totally unfounded insults at me all morning. AusPost cannot initiate an investigation as there is no way of determining that it received the letter, let alone concede that it has been lost or stolen. When you register a letter and it does not arrive at its destination, Auspost will offer a payment of up to $100 to cover the loss, or more if you have paid for extra insurance. FMD not only are you a Dumbarse Multi Troll you’re also a serious autistic and ignorant tosspot! Australia Post DID initiate and conduct an investigation because they keep records of all post that it holds for collection! These records involve a register and the register states who the sender is, who the recipient is and it even describes the actual envelope in terms of size and weight. Now log off with that fake ID and come back with one of your other ID’s. Idiot! Do the terms lost, or stolen, in transit mean anything to you? That's if the letter was sent in the first place. The point to registering a letter is that its Q-code/barcode is scanned at intermittent points prior to delivery, making its delivery progress traceable. If an envelope containing cash was mailed to a cartel post office to await collection then upon arrival it DOES get registered. Monk chose to send cash notes in an envelope which is illegal AND of course high risk. Aussie didn’t choose this ridiculous method. Aussie definitely doesn’t have that envelope because it never arrived at said Post Office TO be registered and placed in “awaiting collection”. There IS NO RECORD of said envelope’s existence even and certainly not under the sender‘s name OR receiver’s name. These were looked up separately. In addition all records for the month Monk alleges he sent that envelope of cash were looked at to check for similar sounding names (as well as a few other names which relate to real life identification). Nothing. I know Aussie is telling the truth in that he doesn’t have his own money back. Australia Post confirms that Aussie could not have received it as it was never on their register nor has it been signed off after being received. That leaves us with the 80 yr old Demented lying Drunk who CHOSE to send cash (which is both illegal and unsafe). It’s not Aussie’s fault that he didn’t get his own money back. It’s Drunk’s! Drunk chose the method. Aussie was TOLD that was the method. And that’s why Drunk STILL owes Aussie his own $60. As has been posted over a thousand times already ...Drunk could have sorted this out via e gift voucher. In under 60 seconds!

It is not illegal to send small amounts of cash in the post. It is discouraged.

Also, AusPost cannot know what is in a sealed envelope as they are not authorised to open a letter - only state/federal police or ABF are authorised to do that.

You cannot know what Aussie did or didn't receive... Unless Aussie is Reggie.

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 1:06pm:

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 12:14pm: Australia Post DID initiate and conduct an investigation You can't know that because AusPost does not release information about an investigation except to the verified sender. But, then, you're autistic, so...

FMD you’re an ignorant idiot! You’re sitting there under that fake multi if struggling to read btwn the few clues I’ve given.

Actually that’s made my day. Sit there and keep struggling to figure out how that investigation took place. It will give you something to do for the day. Idiot!

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 1:15pm:

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:06pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 12:14pm: Australia Post DID initiate and conduct an investigation You can't know that because AusPost does not release information about an investigation except to the verified sender. But, then, you're autistic, so... FMD you’re an ignorant idiot! You’re sitting there under that fake multi if struggling to read btwn the few clues I’ve given. Actually that’s made my day. Sit there and keep struggling to figure out how that investigation took place. It will give you something to do for the day. Idiot!

Never dealt with an AusPost inquiry, then!

Autistics!

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 1:15pm:

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:11pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 12:55pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 12:14pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 12:08pm: Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 11:38am: Re the hysteria by Larry: According to Aussie the PO has not replied to his request for info and likely will not bother doing so. Nobody thus knows of the status or results of that investigation or whether it exists at all. So he has been throwing totally unfounded insults at me all morning. AusPost cannot initiate an investigation as there is no way of determining that it received the letter, let alone concede that it has been lost or stolen. When you register a letter and it does not arrive at its destination, Auspost will offer a payment of up to $100 to cover the loss, or more if you have paid for extra insurance. FMD not only are you a Dumbarse Multi Troll you’re also a serious autistic and ignorant tosspot! Australia Post DID initiate and conduct an investigation because they keep records of all post that it holds for collection! These records involve a register and the register states who the sender is, who the recipient is and it even describes the actual envelope in terms of size and weight. Now log off with that fake ID and come back with one of your other ID’s. Idiot! Do the terms lost, or stolen, in transit mean anything to you? That's if the letter was sent in the first place. The point to registering a letter is that its Q-code/barcode is scanned at intermittent points prior to delivery, making its delivery progress traceable. If an envelope containing cash was mailed to a cartel post office to await collection then upon arrival it DOES get registered. Monk chose to send cash notes in an envelope which is illegal AND of course high risk. Aussie didn’t choose this ridiculous method. Aussie definitely doesn’t have that envelope because it never arrived at said Post Office TO be registered and placed in “awaiting collection”. There IS NO RECORD of said envelope’s existence even and certainly not under the sender‘s name OR receiver’s name. These were looked up separately. In addition all records for the month Monk alleges he sent that envelope of cash were looked at to check for similar sounding names (as well as a few other names which relate to real life identification). Nothing. I know Aussie is telling the truth in that he doesn’t have his own money back. Australia Post confirms that Aussie could not have received it as it was never on their register nor has it been signed off after being received. That leaves us with the 80 yr old Demented lying Drunk who CHOSE to send cash (which is both illegal and unsafe). It’s not Aussie’s fault that he didn’t get his own money back. It’s Drunk’s! Drunk chose the method. Aussie was TOLD that was the method. And that’s why Drunk STILL owes Aussie his own $60. As has been posted over a thousand times already ...Drunk could have sorted this out via e gift voucher. In under 60 seconds! 1. It is not illegal to send small amounts of cash in the post. It is discouraged. 2. Also, AusPost cannot know what is in a sealed envelope as they are not authorised to open a letter - only state/federal police or ABF are authorised to do that.

1. It IS illegal to post cash.

2. Who said anything about Aust Post OPENING an envelope? Oh that’s right ... you and only you did because you’re sitting there in ignorance totally oblivious to how Australia Post process and register incoming mail.

Now off you go and struggle away on Google. It will give you something to do for the day instead of multi trolling under that particular ID. Meister Moron!

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 9:38am:

Freediver here 👇 Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:20am: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:17am: Bobby. wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:09am: Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:02am: [quote author=Aussie link=1693043809/33#33 date=1693176412]No.  I have not received the envelope.  If I had it, I'd say so. You have to say that else the game would be over and members would see how untruthful and unreliable you are. Are you calling my friend Aussie a liar? Bobby Dumbarse Dementia Driven Drunk is too stupid to realise that he’s calling the Australia Post officers at that branch liars. And the person in that particular branch who catalogues all incoming envelopes etc into an incoming register is the Manager of said Post Office. That Manager countersigned it along with another branch officer. 2 officers can’t find anything written in any register sent by Drunk under the sender/receiver names he alleged. Bottom line : Dumbarse Drunk has been caught out in yet another shithouse lie. This one however involves THEFT and the dhead has unwittingly accused 2 Australia Post officers of fraud. Do not give Drunk your personal details and/or your money. How many times has Freediver warned OzPol posters???

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 9:41am:

Freediver here 👇 Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:08am: Aussie have I stated anything in this post that’s not factually correct?[/b] Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 27th, 2023 at 9:43pm: [quote author=MeisterEckhart link=1693043809/16#16 date=1693129060]Who sends money or precious items through the post without at least a tracking id? Sending actual money (ie dollar notes) through the post is against the law for starters. Monk (obviously) didn’t care about that. Note : It was Monk’s idea to send dollar notes via Australia Post NOT Aussie’s! Aussie (and a few others) have quietly been trying to establish the existence of this alleged Monk sent envelope. Contrary to the usual BS that’s forever posted by Five Foot Frodo Smith .. a register IS kept and signed off by Australia Post staff for all incoming mail that’s handed over the counter for collection. The sender and recipient’s names are registered as is the Australia Post officer who signs this off. At no stage did any envelope for Aussie ever turn up. Not under the name of the sender and receiver as stated by Monk to Aussie. Fact! And this has been triple checked and established via a number of ways. BOTTOM LINE : ONCE AGAIN MONK PROVES THAT HE IS BOTH A LIAR AND A THIEF AND MUST NEVER BE TRUSTED UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCE! FREEDIVER HIMSELF HAS WARNED US ABOUT MONK. LET THIS BE A LESSON TO ALL! KEEP WELL AWAY FROM THE 80 YR OLD DRUNK TOSSPOT!

Actually, FD only deflected the huge doxxing that happened here to my tiny bit of doxxing 20 years ago. I have never denied I did that tiny bit of doxxing and Deepshit had been warned prior.

Money and/or legal advice was FD talking about Aussie.

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 1:19pm:

1. It IS illegal to post cash. 2. Who said anything about Aust Post OPENING an envelope? Oh that’s right ... you and only you did because you’re sitting there in ignorance totally oblivious to how Australia Post process and register incoming mail. Now off you go and struggle away on Google. It will give you something to do for the day instead of multi trolling under that particular ID. Meister Moron!

No, it is not illegal to send small amounts of cash.

If AusPost cannot open an envelope, they cannot know whether or not there is cash inside.

Also, being autistic, you haven't worked out there's a difference between what's illegal and what's AusPost policy. It sets itself a liability of up to $100. payable to the senders of registered letters/parcels AusPost concedes are lost or stolen in transit.

The description of a domestic letter's/parcel's contents is currently optional.

Since Aussie said the PO had not responded to his letter how can Larry know what the result was?

All this noise over $60. Truly a monumental pity party.

You reckon Larry is autistic? I was thinking drug use, codeine at least for starters.

Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 1:32pm:

You reckon Larry is autistic? I was thinking drug use, codeine at least for starters.

I'd bet it's autism. They infest some industries and their behaviour patterns are similar, largely differentiated by gender. The best you can do is find ways to move them on.

I'm sure this one is a female autistic.

Wow, OK, will do some reading about autism.

I think Larry is male BTW but doesn’t matter, fortunately we will never meet! Larry did threaten to steal “rescue” my lovely dog Socks. His bumbuddy Booby stole (downloaded to his hard drive without my knowledge or consent) three videos of Socks that I took.

Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 1:41pm:

Wow, OK, will do some reading about autism. I think Larry is male BTW but doesn’t matter, fortunately we will never meet! Larry did threaten to steal “rescue” my lovely dog Socks. His bumbuddy Booby stole (downloaded to his hard drive without my knowledge or consent) three videos of Socks that I took.

Never wise to release personal information online unless you're legally required to do so.

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 1:27pm:

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:19pm: 1. It IS illegal to post cash. 2. Who said anything about Aust Post OPENING an envelope? Oh that’s right ... you and only you did because you’re sitting there in ignorance totally oblivious to how Australia Post process and register incoming mail. Now off you go and struggle away on Google. It will give you something to do for the day instead of multi trolling under that particular ID. Meister Moron! No, it is not illegal to send small amounts of cash. If AusPost cannot open an envelope, they cannot know whether or not there is cash inside. Also, being autistic, you haven't worked out there's a difference between what's illegal and what's AusPost policy. It sets itself a liability of up to $100. payable to the senders of registered letters/parcels AusPost concedes are lost or stolen in transit. The description of a domestic letter's/parcel's contents is currently optional.

Keep googling Master Moron - you’re nowhere near what has happened here. Or how it has been investigated. You’re still absolutely clueless and as ignorant as ever. Have you googled the word Rorschach yet? Do that first! Tosspot!

Back to the topic ....

Aussie ... have I allegedly lied in this post also? Yes or no?


Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 9:38am:

Freediver here 👇 Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:20am: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:17am: Bobby. wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:09am: Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:02am: Aussie wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 8:46am: No.  I have not received the envelope.  If I had it, I'd say so. You have to say that else the game would be over and members would see how untruthful and unreliable you are. Are you calling my friend Aussie a liar? Bobby Dumbarse Dementia Driven Drunk is too stupid to realise that he’s calling the Australia Post officers at that branch liars. And the person in that particular branch who catalogues all incoming envelopes etc into an incoming register is the Manager of said Post Office. That Manager countersigned it along with another branch officer. 2 officers can’t find anything written in any register sent by Drunk under the sender/receiver names he alleged. Bottom line : Dumbarse Drunk has been caught out in yet another shithouse lie. This one however involves THEFT and the dhead has unwittingly accused 2 Australia Post officers of fraud. Do not give Drunk your personal details and/or your money. How many times has Freediver warned OzPol posters???

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 9:20am:

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:17am: Bobby. wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:09am: Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:02am: [quote author=Aussie link=1693043809/33#33 date=1693176412]No.  I have not received the envelope.  If I had it, I'd say so. You have to say that else the game would be over and members would see how untruthful and unreliable you are. Are you calling my friend Aussie a liar? Bobby Dumbarse Dementia Driven Drunk is too stupid to realise that he’s calling the Australia Post officers at that branch liars. And the person in that particular branch who catalogues all incoming envelopes etc into an incoming register is the Manager of said Post Office. That Manager countersigned it along with another branch officer. 2 officers can’t find anything written in any register sent by Drunk under the sender/receiver names he alleged. Bottom line : Dumbarse Drunk has been caught out in yet another shithouse lie. This one however involves THEFT and the dhead has unwittingly accused 2 Australia Post officers of fraud. Do not give Drunk your personal details and/or your money. How many times has Freediver warned OzPol posters???

You are so demented that it's not funny. You just make it up and hope that everyone is as stupid as Bobby. No AP branch keeps a register of mail sent c/o. No one at the PO signs anything and no one would tell you, a demented lunatic with nothing to do with the mail in question, anything at all about that mail.

stay of the cocaine 

Aussie have I stated anything in this post that’s not factually correct?


Sending actual money (ie dollar notes) through the post is against the law for starters.

Monk (obviously) didn’t care about that. Note : It was Monk’s idea to send dollar notes via Australia Post NOT Aussie’s!

Aussie (and a few others) have quietly been trying to establish the existence of this alleged Monk sent envelope.

Contrary to the usual BS that’s forever posted by Five Foot Frodo Smith .. a register IS kept and signed off by Australia Post staff for all incoming mail that’s handed over the counter for collection. The sender and recipient’s names are registered as is the Australia Post officer who signs this off.

At no stage did any envelope for Aussie ever turn up. Not under the name of the sender and receiver as stated by Monk to Aussie. Fact! And this has been triple checked and established via a number of ways.

BOTTOM LINE : ONCE AGAIN MONK PROVES THAT HE IS BOTH A LIAR AND A THIEF AND MUST NEVER BE TRUSTED UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCE! FREEDIVER HIMSELF HAS WARNED US ABOUT MONK. LET THIS BE A LESSON TO ALL! KEEP WELL AWAY FROM THE 80 YR OLD DRUNK TOSSPOT!

Aussie ... have I allegedly lied in this post also? Yes or no?


Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 9:38am:

Freediver here 👇 Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:20am: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:17am: Bobby. wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:09am: Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:02am: [quote author=Aussie link=1693043809/33#33 date=1693176412]No.  I have not received the envelope.  If I had it, I'd say so. You have to say that else the game would be over and members would see how untruthful and unreliable you are. Are you calling my friend Aussie a liar? Bobby Dumbarse Dementia Driven Drunk is too stupid to realise that he’s calling the Australia Post officers at that branch liars. And the person in that particular branch who catalogues all incoming envelopes etc into an incoming register is the Manager of said Post Office. That Manager countersigned it along with another branch officer. 2 officers can’t find anything written in any register sent by Drunk under the sender/receiver names he alleged. Bottom line : Dumbarse Drunk has been caught out in yet another shithouse lie. This one however involves THEFT and the dhead has unwittingly accused 2 Australia Post officers of fraud. Do not give Drunk your personal details and/or your money. How many times has Freediver warned OzPol posters???

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 9:50am:

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:41am: Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 9:34am: Quote: That Manager countersigned it along with another branch officer. 2 officers can’t find anything written in any register sent by Drunk under the sender/receiver names he alleged. Not that you have any way of knowing that. They would not tell you—you don’t know Aussie’s name or the return address. Australia Post will not be able to initiate an investigation where there is no tracking id. AusPost has no way of confirming who the sender is if the sender cannot identify their letter/parcel. [highlight] [size=20]Exactly!

You moron, he's just said the exact opposite of what you've been screeching :D :D :D

Up for Aussie to read


Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 1:11pm:

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 12:55pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 12:14pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 12:08pm: Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 11:38am: Re the hysteria by Larry: According to Aussie the PO has not replied to his request for info and likely will not bother doing so. Nobody thus knows of the status or results of that investigation or whether it exists at all. So he has been throwing totally unfounded insults at me all morning. AusPost cannot initiate an investigation as there is no way of determining that it received the letter, let alone concede that it has been lost or stolen. When you register a letter and it does not arrive at its destination, Auspost will offer a payment of up to $100 to cover the loss, or more if you have paid for extra insurance. FMD not only are you a Dumbarse Multi Troll you’re also a serious autistic and ignorant tosspot! Australia Post DID initiate and conduct an investigation because they keep records of all post that it holds for collection! These records involve a register and the register states who the sender is, who the recipient is and it even describes the actual envelope in terms of size and weight. Now log off with that fake ID and come back with one of your other ID’s. Idiot! Do the terms lost, or stolen, in transit mean anything to you? That's if the letter was sent in the first place. The point to registering a letter is that its Q-code/barcode is scanned at intermittent points prior to delivery, making its delivery progress traceable. If an envelope containing cash was mailed to a post office to await collection then upon arrival it DOES get registered. Monk chose to send cash notes in an envelope which is illegal AND of course high risk. Aussie didn’t choose this ridiculous method. Aussie definitely doesn’t have that envelope because it never arrived at said Post Office TO be registered and placed in “awaiting collection”. There IS NO RECORD of said envelope’s existence even and certainly not under the sender‘s name OR receiver’s name. These were looked up separately. In addition all records for the month Monk alleges he sent that envelope of cash were looked at to check for similar sounding names (as well as a few other names which relate to real life identification). Nothing. I know Aussie is telling the truth in that he doesn’t have his own money back. Australia Post confirms that Aussie could not have received it as it was never on their register nor has it been signed off after being received. That leaves us with the 80 yr old Demented lying Drunk who CHOSE to send cash (which is both illegal and unsafe). It’s not Aussie’s fault that he didn’t get his own money back. It’s Drunk’s! Drunk chose the method. Aussie was TOLD that was the method. And that’s why Drunk STILL owes Aussie his own $60. As has been posted over a thousand times already ...Drunk could have sorted this out via e gift voucher. In under 60 seconds!

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 10:45am:

Aussie .... have I lied in these posts? Yes or No?

You lie in every post. This thread is no exception

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 12:55pm:

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 12:14pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 12:08pm: Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 11:38am: Re the hysteria by Larry: According to Aussie the PO has not replied to his request for info and likely will not bother doing so. Nobody thus knows of the status or results of that investigation or whether it exists at all. So he has been throwing totally unfounded insults at me all morning. AusPost cannot initiate an investigation as there is no way of determining that it received the letter, let alone concede that it has been lost or stolen. When you register a letter and it does not arrive at its destination, Auspost will offer a payment of up to $100 to cover the loss, or more if you have paid for extra insurance. FMD not only are you a Dumbarse Multi Troll you’re also a serious autistic and ignorant tosspot! Australia Post DID initiate and conduct an investigation because they keep records of all post that it holds for collection! These records involve a register and the register states who the sender is, who the recipient is and it even describes the actual envelope in terms of size and weight. Now log off with that fake ID and come back with one of your other ID’s. Idiot! Do the terms lost, or stolen, in transit mean anything to you? That's if the letter was sent in the first place. The point to registering a letter is that its Q-code/barcode is scanned at intermittent points prior to delivery, making its delivery progress traceable.

Yep!

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 1:43pm:

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:27pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:19pm: 1. It IS illegal to post cash. 2. Who said anything about Aust Post OPENING an envelope? Oh that’s right ... you and only you did because you’re sitting there in ignorance totally oblivious to how Australia Post process and register incoming mail. Now off you go and struggle away on Google. It will give you something to do for the day instead of multi trolling under that particular ID. Meister Moron! No, it is not illegal to send small amounts of cash. If AusPost cannot open an envelope, they cannot know whether or not there is cash inside. Also, being autistic, you haven't worked out there's a difference between what's illegal and what's AusPost policy. It sets itself a liability of up to $100. payable to the senders of registered letters/parcels AusPost concedes are lost or stolen in transit. The description of a domestic letter's/parcel's contents is currently optional. Keep googling Master Moron - you’re nowhere near what has happened here. Or how it has been investigated. You’re still absolutely clueless and as ignorant as ever. Have you googled the word Rorschach yet? Do that first! Tosspot!

I've had years of experience dealing with AusPost and other courier services.

You're autistic so you have delusions of competence and knowledge - that's why it hasn't occurred to you that, unless AusPost is certain you were the sender, or legally acting for the sender, you cannot know whether AusPost conducted an investigation or not, or what the outcomes of an investigation was.

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 1:47pm:

Up for Aussie to read Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:11pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 12:55pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 12:14pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 12:08pm: Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 11:38am: Re the hysteria by Larry: According to Aussie the PO has not replied to his request for info and likely will not bother doing so. Nobody thus knows of the status or results of that investigation or whether it exists at all. So he has been throwing totally unfounded insults at me all morning. AusPost cannot initiate an investigation as there is no way of determining that it received the letter, let alone concede that it has been lost or stolen. When you register a letter and it does not arrive at its destination, Auspost will offer a payment of up to $100 to cover the loss, or more if you have paid for extra insurance. FMD not only are you a Dumbarse Multi Troll you’re also a serious autistic and ignorant tosspot! Australia Post DID initiate and conduct an investigation because they keep records of all post that it holds for collection! These records involve a register and the register states who the sender is, who the recipient is and it even describes the actual envelope in terms of size and weight. Now log off with that fake ID and come back with one of your other ID’s. Idiot! Do the terms lost, or stolen, in transit mean anything to you? That's if the letter was sent in the first place. The point to registering a letter is that its Q-code/barcode is scanned at intermittent points prior to delivery, making its delivery progress traceable. If an envelope containing cash was mailed to a post office to await collection then upon arrival it DOES get registered. Monk chose to send cash notes in an envelope which is illegal AND of course high risk. Aussie didn’t choose this ridiculous method. Aussie definitely doesn’t have that envelope because it never arrived at said Post Office TO be registered and placed in “awaiting collection”. There IS NO RECORD of said envelope’s existence even and certainly not under the sender‘s name OR receiver’s name. These were looked up separately. In addition all records for the month Monk alleges he sent that envelope of cash were looked at to check for similar sounding names (as well as a few other names which relate to real life identification). Nothing. I know Aussie is telling the truth in that he doesn’t have his own money back. Australia Post confirms that Aussie could not have received it as it was never on their register nor has it been signed off after being received. That leaves us with the 80 yr old Demented lying Drunk who CHOSE to send cash (which is both illegal and unsafe). It’s not Aussie’s fault that he didn’t get his own money back. It’s Drunk’s! Drunk chose the method. Aussie was TOLD that was the method. And that’s why Drunk STILL owes Aussie his own $60. As has been posted over a thousand times already ...Drunk could have sorted this out via e gift voucher. In under 60 seconds!

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 1:11pm:

If an envelope containing cash was mailed to a post office to await collection then upon arrival it DOES get registered.

Do you think AP opens all the letters to see if they have cash in them?  ;D ;D ;D

Your hysterics is getting worse :D :D :D

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 1:43pm:

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:27pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:19pm: 1. It IS illegal to post cash. 2. Who said anything about Aust Post OPENING an envelope? Oh that’s right ... you and only you did because you’re sitting there in ignorance totally oblivious to how Australia Post process and register incoming mail. Now off you go and struggle away on Google. It will give you something to do for the day instead of multi trolling under that particular ID. Meister Moron! No, it is not illegal to send small amounts of cash. If AusPost cannot open an envelope, they cannot know whether or not there is cash inside. Also, being autistic, you haven't worked out there's a difference between what's illegal and what's AusPost policy. It sets itself a liability of up to $100. payable to the senders of registered letters/parcels AusPost concedes are lost or stolen in transit. The description of a domestic letter's/parcel's contents is currently optional. Keep googling Master Moron - you’re nowhere near what has happened here. Or how it has been investigated. You’re still absolutely clueless and as ignorant as ever. Have you googled the word Rorschach yet? Do that first! Tosspot!

John Smith wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 1:51pm:

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:11pm: If an envelope containing cash was mailed to a post office to await collection then upon arrival it DOES get registered. Do you think AP opens all the letters to see if they have cash in them?  ;D ;D ;D Your hysterics is getting worse :D :D :D

How many poor old grandmothers would be cuffed and hauled before a judge because they popped ten bucks in letters to their grandchildren, I wonder!

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 1:15pm:

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:11pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 12:55pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 12:14pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 12:08pm: Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 11:38am: Re the hysteria by Larry: According to Aussie the PO has not replied to his request for info and likely will not bother doing so. Nobody thus knows of the status or results of that investigation or whether it exists at all. So he has been throwing totally unfounded insults at me all morning. AusPost cannot initiate an investigation as there is no way of determining that it received the letter, let alone concede that it has been lost or stolen. When you register a letter and it does not arrive at its destination, Auspost will offer a payment of up to $100 to cover the loss, or more if you have paid for extra insurance. FMD not only are you a Dumbarse Multi Troll you’re also a serious autistic and ignorant tosspot! Australia Post DID initiate and conduct an investigation because they keep records of all post that it holds for collection! These records involve a register and the register states who the sender is, who the recipient is and it even describes the actual envelope in terms of size and weight. Now log off with that fake ID and come back with one of your other ID’s. Idiot! Do the terms lost, or stolen, in transit mean anything to you? That's if the letter was sent in the first place. The point to registering a letter is that its Q-code/barcode is scanned at intermittent points prior to delivery, making its delivery progress traceable. If an envelope containing cash was mailed to a cartel post office to await collection then upon arrival it DOES get registered. Monk chose to send cash notes in an envelope which is illegal AND of course high risk. Aussie didn’t choose this ridiculous method. Aussie definitely doesn’t have that envelope because it never arrived at said Post Office TO be registered and placed in “awaiting collection”. There IS NO RECORD of said envelope’s existence even and certainly not under the sender‘s name OR receiver’s name. These were looked up separately. In addition all records for the month Monk alleges he sent that envelope of cash were looked at to check for similar sounding names (as well as a few other names which relate to real life identification). Nothing. I know Aussie is telling the truth in that he doesn’t have his own money back. Australia Post confirms that Aussie could not have received it as it was never on their register nor has it been signed off after being received. That leaves us with the 80 yr old Demented lying Drunk who CHOSE to send cash (which is both illegal and unsafe). It’s not Aussie’s fault that he didn’t get his own money back. It’s Drunk’s! Drunk chose the method. Aussie was TOLD that was the method. And that’s why Drunk STILL owes Aussie his own $60. As has been posted over a thousand times already ...Drunk could have sorted this out via e gift voucher. In under 60 seconds! 1. It is not illegal to send small amounts of cash in the post. It is discouraged. 2. Also, AusPost cannot know what is in a sealed envelope as they are not authorised to open a letter - only state/federal police or ABF are authorised to do that.

1. It IS illegal to post cash.

2. Who said anything about Aust Post OPENING an envelope? Oh that’s right ... you and only you did because you’re sitting there in ignorance totally oblivious to how Australia Post process and register incoming mail.

Now off you go and struggle away on Google. It will give you something to do for the day instead of multi trolling under that particular ID. Meister Moron!

Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 1:32pm:

You reckon Larry is autistic? I was thinking drug use, codeine at least for starters.

she wishes it was just autism

Up for Aussie to read


Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 1:11pm:

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 12:55pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 12:14pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 12:08pm: Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 11:38am: Re the hysteria by Larry: According to Aussie the PO has not replied to his request for info and likely will not bother doing so. Nobody thus knows of the status or results of that investigation or whether it exists at all. So he has been throwing totally unfounded insults at me all morning. AusPost cannot initiate an investigation as there is no way of determining that it received the letter, let alone concede that it has been lost or stolen. When you register a letter and it does not arrive at its destination, Auspost will offer a payment of up to $100 to cover the loss, or more if you have paid for extra insurance. FMD not only are you a Dumbarse Multi Troll you’re also a serious autistic and ignorant tosspot! Australia Post DID initiate and conduct an investigation because they keep records of all post that it holds for collection! These records involve a register and the register states who the sender is, who the recipient is and it even describes the actual envelope in terms of size and weight. Now log off with that fake ID and come back with one of your other ID’s. Idiot! Do the terms lost, or stolen, in transit mean anything to you? That's if the letter was sent in the first place. The point to registering a letter is that its Q-code/barcode is scanned at intermittent points prior to delivery, making its delivery progress traceable. If an envelope containing cash was mailed to a post office to await collection then upon arrival it DOES get registered. Monk chose to send cash notes in an envelope which is illegal AND of course high risk. Aussie didn’t choose this ridiculous method. Aussie definitely doesn’t have that envelope because it never arrived at said Post Office TO be registered and placed in “awaiting collection”. There IS NO RECORD of said envelope’s existence even and certainly not under the sender‘s name OR receiver’s name. These were looked up separately. In addition all records for the month Monk alleges he sent that envelope of cash were looked at to check for similar sounding names (as well as a few other names which relate to real life identification). Nothing. I know Aussie is telling the truth in that he doesn’t have his own money back. Australia Post confirms that Aussie could not have received it as it was never on their register nor has it been signed off after being received. That leaves us with the 80 yr old Demented lying Drunk who CHOSE to send cash (which is both illegal and unsafe). It’s not Aussie’s fault that he didn’t get his own money back. It’s Drunk’s! Drunk chose the method. Aussie was TOLD that was the method. And that’s why Drunk STILL owes Aussie his own $60. As has been posted over a thousand times already ...Drunk could have sorted this out via e gift voucher. In under 60 seconds!

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 1:53pm:

John Smith wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:51pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:11pm: If an envelope containing cash was mailed to a post office to await collection then upon arrival it DOES get registered. Do you think AP opens all the letters to see if they have cash in them?  ;D ;D ;D Your hysterics is getting worse :D :D :D How many poor old grandmothers would be cuffed and hauled before a judge because they popped ten bucks in letters to their grandchildren, I wonder!

Luckily, no one takes larry seriously

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 1:55pm:

I know Aussie is telling the truth in that he doesn’t have his own money back. Australia Post confirms that Aussie could not have received it as it was never on their register nor has it been signed off after being received.

How do you know Aussie is telling the truth?

How do you know AusPost confirmed anything?

You have an autistic obsession with Aussie.

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 2:00pm:

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:55pm: I know Aussie is telling the truth in that he doesn’t have his own money back. Australia Post confirms that Aussie could not have received it as it was never on their register nor has it been signed off after being received. How do you know Aussie is telling the truth? How do you know AusPost confirmed anything? You have an autistic obsession with Aussie.

Not only "autistic"...

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 2:00pm:

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:55pm: I know Aussie is telling the truth in that he doesn’t have his own money back. Australia Post confirms that Aussie could not have received it as it was never on their register nor has it been signed off after being received. How do you know Aussie is telling the truth? How do you know AusPost confirmed anything? You have an autistic obsession with Aussie.

You never did have much luck in reading AND comprehending what was typed at you. Even under your other ids. Master Moron. Dear God here you are in your 60’s still at it - addicted to your global cyber junkie lifestyle. Hundreds of ids later... idiot!

Aussie seems to give just enough attention to Larry to keep him hanging around.

The Heartless Felon wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 2:03pm:

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:00pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:55pm: I know Aussie is telling the truth in that he doesn’t have his own money back. Australia Post confirms that Aussie could not have received it as it was never on their register nor has it been signed off after being received. How do you know Aussie is telling the truth? How do you know AusPost confirmed anything? You have an autistic obsession with Aussie. Not only "autistic"...

Bring out the rest of the “army” of fake multi ids! It’s all you have left in your miserable lonely unemployed life! Idiot!

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 2:04pm:

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:00pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:55pm: I know Aussie is telling the truth in that he doesn’t have his own money back. Australia Post confirms that Aussie could not have received it as it was never on their register nor has it been signed off after being received. How do you know Aussie is telling the truth? How do you know AusPost confirmed anything? You have an autistic obsession with Aussie. You never did have much luck in reading AND comprehending what was typed at you. Even under your other ids. Master Moron. Dear God here you are in your 60’s still at it - addicted to your global cyber junkie lifestyle. Hundreds of ids later... idiot!

So you don't know, then.

You have autistic delusions of competence and knowledge.

I think you meant “army OF fake ids”

All these “fake multi shared id” are all figments of your drug damaged imagination, aren’t they?

Like your “proof” the PO never got my envelope. I bet they did you know.

The Heartless Felon wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 2:03pm:

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:00pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:55pm: I know Aussie is telling the truth in that he doesn’t have his own money back. Australia Post confirms that Aussie could not have received it as it was never on their register nor has it been signed off after being received. How do you know Aussie is telling the truth? How do you know AusPost confirmed anything? You have an autistic obsession with Aussie. Not only "autistic"...

Hey Heartless Felon. Years ago I had a girlfriend named Helen, and not once did I hear her fart.

Larry is so stupid he constantly contradicts himself


Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 1:53pm:

1. It IS illegal to post cash.

then


Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 1:55pm:

If an envelope containing cash was mailed to a post office to await collection then upon arrival it DOES get registered.

i thought you said it was illegal  :D :D

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 2:07pm:

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:04pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:00pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:55pm: I know Aussie is telling the truth in that he doesn’t have his own money back. Australia Post confirms that Aussie could not have received it as it was never on their register nor has it been signed off after being received. How do you know Aussie is telling the truth? How do you know AusPost confirmed anything? You have an autistic obsession with Aussie. You never did have much luck in reading AND comprehending what was typed at you. Even under your other ids. Master Moron. Dear God here you are in your 60’s still at it - addicted to your global cyber junkie lifestyle. Hundreds of ids later... idiot! So you don't know, then.

How could anyone know the tragic extent of your miserable lonely unemployed cyber junkie lifestyle? Only you would know that you ethically bankrupt wretched Master Baiting Troll! Have you googled Rorschach Test yet?

Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 2:08pm:

Like your “proof” the PO never got my envelope. I bet they did you know.

Proving a negative.

Autistics can't comprehend the logic problems with that.

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 2:15pm:

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:07pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:04pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:00pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:55pm: I know Aussie is telling the truth in that he doesn’t have his own money back. Australia Post confirms that Aussie could not have received it as it was never on their register nor has it been signed off after being received. How do you know Aussie is telling the truth? How do you know AusPost confirmed anything? You have an autistic obsession with Aussie.So, you You never did have much luck in reading AND comprehending what was typed at you. Even under your other ids. Master Moron. Dear God here you are in your 60’s still at it - addicted to your global cyber junkie lifestyle. Hundreds of ids later... idiot! So you don't know, then. How could anyone know the tragic extent of your miserable lonely unemployed cyber junkie lifestyle? Only you would know that you ethically bankrupt wretched Master Baiting Troll! Have you googled Rorschach Test yet?

Next step in the work environment with autistics like you is to make it HR's problem.

John Smith wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 2:12pm:

Larry is so stupid he constantly contradicts himself Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:53pm: 1. It IS illegal to post cash. then Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:55pm: If an envelope containing cash was mailed to a post office to await collection then upon arrival it DOES get registered. i thought you said it was illegal  :D :D

CAN SOMEONE GET THIS DRUG ADDICT out of here? Look at what he’s just posted ffs? I mean seriously look at it. It’s just too pitiful to bother with because only a Dumbarse Five Foot Frodo with half a brain cell left COULD not see how embarrassing it is to even post this 😂🤣😆

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 2:07pm:

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:04pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:00pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:55pm: I know Aussie is telling the truth in that he doesn’t have his own money back. Australia Post confirms that Aussie could not have received it as it was never on their register nor has it been signed off after being received. How do you know Aussie is telling the truth? How do you know AusPost confirmed anything? You have an autistic obsession with Aussie. You never did have much luck in reading AND comprehending what was typed at you. Even under your other ids. Master Moron. Dear God here you are in your 60’s still at it - addicted to your global cyber junkie lifestyle. Hundreds of ids later... idiot![hi So you don't know, then.

How could anyone know the tragic extent of your miserable lonely unemployed cyber junkie lifestyle? Only you would know that you ethically bankrupt wretched Master Baiting Troll! Have you googled Rorschach Test yet?

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 1:48pm:

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:43pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:27pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:19pm: 1. It IS illegal to post cash. 2. Who said anything about Aust Post OPENING an envelope? Oh that’s right ... you and only you did because you’re sitting there in ignorance totally oblivious to how Australia Post process and register incoming mail. Now off you go and struggle away on Google. It will give you something to do for the day instead of multi trolling under that particular ID. Meister Moron! No, it is not illegal to send small amounts of cash. If AusPost cannot open an envelope, they cannot know whether or not there is cash inside. Also, being autistic, you haven't worked out there's a difference between what's illegal and what's AusPost policy. It sets itself a liability of up to $100. payable to the senders of registered letters/parcels AusPost concedes are lost or stolen in transit. The description of a domestic letter's/parcel's contents is currently optional. Keep googling Master Moron - you’re nowhere near what has happened here. Or how it has been investigated. You’re still absolutely clueless and as ignorant as ever. Have you googled the word Rorschach yet? Do that first! Tosspot! I've had years of experience dealing with AusPost and other courier services.

😂🤣 YOU CANNOT POSSIBLY BE THIS DESPERATE & STUPID. 😂🤣

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 2:19pm:

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:07pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:04pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:00pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:55pm: I know Aussie is telling the truth in that he doesn’t have his own money back. Australia Post confirms that Aussie could not have received it as it was never on their register nor has it been signed off after being received. How do you know Aussie is telling the truth? How do you know AusPost confirmed anything? You have an autistic obsession with Aussie. You never did have much luck in reading AND comprehending what was typed at you. Even under your other ids. Master Moron. Dear God here you are in your 60’s still at it - addicted to your global cyber junkie lifestyle. Hundreds of ids later... idiot![hi So you don't know, then. How could anyone know the tragic extent of your miserable lonely unemployed cyber junkie lifestyle? Only you would know that you ethically bankrupt wretched Master Baiting Troll! Have you googled Rorschach Test yet?

Another window into your autism. You have been online reposting obsessively.

Autistics!

Have you tried sitting squat on the floor and spinning a hubcab?

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 2:22pm:

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:48pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:43pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:27pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:19pm: 1. It IS illegal to post cash. 2. Who said anything about Aust Post OPENING an envelope? Oh that’s right ... you and only you did because you’re sitting there in ignorance totally oblivious to how Australia Post process and register incoming mail. Now off you go and struggle away on Google. It will give you something to do for the day instead of multi trolling under that particular ID. Meister Moron! No, it is not illegal to send small amounts of cash. If AusPost cannot open an envelope, they cannot know whether or not there is cash inside. Also, being autistic, you haven't worked out there's a difference between what's illegal and what's AusPost policy. It sets itself a liability of up to $100. payable to the senders of registered letters/parcels AusPost concedes are lost or stolen in transit. The description of a domestic letter's/parcel's contents is currently optional. Keep googling Master Moron - you’re nowhere near what has happened here. Or how it has been investigated. You’re still absolutely clueless and as ignorant as ever. Have you googled the word Rorschach yet? Do that first! Tosspot! I've had years of experience dealing with AusPost and other courier services. 😂🤣 YOU CANNOT POSSIBLY BE THIS DESPERATE & STUPID. 😂🤣

So you've never dealt with AusPost other than posting letters in a mailbox to the council about the goings-on of your neighbours, then.

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 2:15pm:

Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:08pm: Like your “proof” the PO never got my envelope. I bet they did you know. Proving a negative. Autistics can't comprehend the logic problems with that.

So when a person is informed by Post Office Management that no such letter or parcel is registered or appears in any record .... then such a person HAS a problem. Not you 2 multi junkie Mongs.😂🤣😆

Get out of here. And take the BS you 2 tosspots have smeared everywhere back to your usual cave - Monks Manure Mound.

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 2:27pm:

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:22pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:48pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:43pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:27pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:19pm: 1. It IS illegal to post cash. 2. Who said anything about Aust Post OPENING an envelope? Oh that’s right ... you and only you did because you’re sitting there in ignorance totally oblivious to how Australia Post process and register incoming mail. Now off you go and struggle away on Google. It will give you something to do for the day instead of multi trolling under that particular ID. Meister Moron! No, it is not illegal to send small amounts of cash. If AusPost cannot open an envelope, they cannot know whether or not there is cash inside. Also, being autistic, you haven't worked out there's a difference between what's illegal and what's AusPost policy. It sets itself a liability of up to $100. payable to the senders of registered letters/parcels AusPost concedes are lost or stolen in transit. The description of a domestic letter's/parcel's contents is currently optional. Keep googling Master Moron - you’re nowhere near what has happened here. Or how it has been investigated. You’re still absolutely clueless and as ignorant as ever. Have you googled the word Rorschach yet? Do that first! Tosspot! I've had years of experience dealing with AusPost and other courier services. 😂🤣 YOU CANNOT POSSIBLY BE THIS DESPERATE & STUPID. 😂🤣 So you've never dealt with AusPost other than posting letters in a mailbox to the council about the goings-on of your neighbours, then.

👆 That’s definitely YOUR experience given ALL your posts in this topic Master Baiter Mong 😂🤣😆

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 2:31pm:

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:15pm: Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:08pm: Like your “proof” the PO never got my envelope. I bet they did you know. Proving a negative. Autistics can't comprehend the logic problems with that. So when a person is informed by Post Office Management that no such letter or parcel is registered or appears in any record .... then such a person HAS a problem. Not you 2 multi junkie Mongs.😂🤣😆 Get out of here. And take the BS you 2 tosspots have smeared everywhere back to your usual cave - Monks Manure Mound.

It means that AusPost cannot find the item.

It's not proof that the item did not arrive or that it was not sent.

That's why, wait for it, AusPost accepts liability for registered letters/parcels that it cannot find and pays up to $100 for the lost or stolen item.

Autistics! Impervious to logic.

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 1:48pm:

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:43pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:27pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:19pm: 1. It IS illegal to post cash. 2. Who said anything about Aust Post OPENING an envelope? Oh that’s right ... you and only you did because you’re sitting there in ignorance totally oblivious to how Australia Post process and register incoming mail. Now off you go and struggle away on Google. It will give you something to do for the day instead of multi trolling under that particular ID. Meister Moron! No, it is not illegal to send small amounts of cash. If AusPost cannot open an envelope, they cannot know whether or not there is cash inside. Also, being autistic, you haven't worked out there's a difference between what's illegal and what's AusPost policy. It sets itself a liability of up to $100. payable to the senders of registered letters/parcels AusPost concedes are lost or stolen in transit. The description of a domestic letter's/parcel's contents is currently optional. Keep googling Master Moron - you’re nowhere near what has happened here. Or how it has been investigated. You’re still absolutely clueless and as ignorant as ever. Have you googled the word Rorschach yet? Do that first! Tosspot! I've had years of experience dealing with AusPost and other courier services. You're autistic so you have delusions of competence and knowledge - that's why it hasn't occurred to you that, unless AusPost is certain you were the sender, or legally acting for the sender, you cannot know whether AusPost conducted an investigation or not, or what the outcomes of an investigation was.

Meister....please read the Rules here about posting that sort of diagnosis when you cannot possibly do so credibly.

One poster has been excepted from that Rule...Jovial Monk.

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 2:37pm:

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:31pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:15pm: Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:08pm: Like your “proof” the PO never got my envelope. I bet they did you know. Proving a negative. Autistics can't comprehend the logic problems with that. So when a person is informed by Post Office Management that no such letter or parcel is registered or appears in any record .... then such a person HAS a problem. Not you 2 multi junkie Mongs.😂🤣😆 Get out of here. And take the BS you 2 tosspots have smeared everywhere back to your usual cave - Monks Manure Mound. It means that AusPost cannot find the item. It's not proof that the item did not arrive...

FMD! It IS PROOF that the item did not get to that post office TO BE registered you ignorant tosspot. Keep googling. Oh and don’t forget to look up the term Rorschach. 😂🤣😆

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 2:17pm:

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:15pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:07pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:04pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:00pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:55pm: I know Aussie is telling the truth in that he doesn’t have his own money back. Australia Post confirms that Aussie could not have received it as it was never on their register nor has it been signed off after being received. How do you know Aussie is telling the truth? How do you know AusPost confirmed anything? You have an autistic obsession with Aussie.So, you You never did have much luck in reading AND comprehending what was typed at you. Even under your other ids. Master Moron. Dear God here you are in your 60’s still at it - addicted to your global cyber junkie lifestyle. Hundreds of ids later... idiot! So you don't know, then. How could anyone know the tragic extent of your miserable lonely unemployed cyber junkie lifestyle? Only you would know that you ethically bankrupt wretched Master Baiting Troll! Have you googled Rorschach Test yet? Next step in the work environment with autistics like you is to make it HR's problem.

Are you speaking from your own personal experience again? I’m only asking because you’ve been self projecting quite a lot in this topic. And you also do this even under your other ids. Have you looked up the term Rorschach yet?

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 2:43pm:

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:37pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:31pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:15pm: Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:08pm: Like your “proof” the PO never got my envelope. I bet they did you know. Proving a negative. Autistics can't comprehend the logic problems with that. So when a person is informed by Post Office Management that no such letter or parcel is registered or appears in any record .... then such a person HAS a problem. Not you 2 multi junkie Mongs.😂🤣😆 Get out of here. And take the BS you 2 tosspots have smeared everywhere back to your usual cave - Monks Manure Mound. It means that AusPost cannot find the item. It's not proof that the item did not arrive... FMD! It IS PROOF that the item did not get to that post office TO BE registered you ignorant tosspot. Keep googling. Oh and don’t forget to look up the term Rorschach. 😂🤣😆

No, it's not proof that it didn't arrive. It could have arrived and been lost or stolen at the Post Office.

Aussie wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 2:41pm:

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:48pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:43pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:27pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:19pm: 1. It IS illegal to post cash. 2. Who said anything about Aust Post OPENING an envelope? Oh that’s right ... you and only you did because you’re sitting there in ignorance totally oblivious to how Australia Post process and register incoming mail. Now off you go and struggle away on Google. It will give you something to do for the day instead of multi trolling under that particular ID. Meister Moron! No, it is not illegal to send small amounts of cash. If AusPost cannot open an envelope, they cannot know whether or not there is cash inside. Also, being autistic, you haven't worked out there's a difference between what's illegal and what's AusPost policy. It sets itself a liability of up to $100. payable to the senders of registered letters/parcels AusPost concedes are lost or stolen in transit. The description of a domestic letter's/parcel's contents is currently optional. Keep googling Master Moron - you’re nowhere near what has happened here. Or how it has been investigated. You’re still absolutely clueless and as ignorant as ever. Have you googled the word Rorschach yet? Do that first! Tosspot! I've had years of experience dealing with AusPost and other courier services. You're autistic so you have delusions of competence and knowledge - that's why it hasn't occurred to you that, unless AusPost is certain you were the sender, or legally acting for the sender, you cannot know whether AusPost conducted an investigation or not, or what the outcomes of an investigation was. Meister....please read the Rules here about posting that sort of diagnosis when you cannot possibly do so credibly. One poster has been excepted from that Rule...Jovial Monk.

Come on, Aussie, Larry is not sane and normal.

Aussie wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 2:41pm:

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:48pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:43pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:27pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:19pm: 1. It IS illegal to post cash. 2. Who said anything about Aust Post OPENING an envelope? Oh that’s right ... you and only you did because you’re sitting there in ignorance totally oblivious to how Australia Post process and register incoming mail. Now off you go and struggle away on Google. It will give you something to do for the day instead of multi trolling under that particular ID. Meister Moron! No, it is not illegal to send small amounts of cash. If AusPost cannot open an envelope, they cannot know whether or not there is cash inside. Also, being autistic, you haven't worked out there's a difference between what's illegal and what's AusPost policy. It sets itself a liability of up to $100. payable to the senders of registered letters/parcels AusPost concedes are lost or stolen in transit. The description of a domestic letter's/parcel's contents is currently optional. Keep googling Master Moron - you’re nowhere near what has happened here. Or how it has been investigated. You’re still absolutely clueless and as ignorant as ever. Have you googled the word Rorschach yet? Do that first! Tosspot! I've had years of experience dealing with AusPost and other courier services. You're autistic so you have delusions of competence and knowledge - that's why it hasn't occurred to you that, unless AusPost is certain you were the sender, or legally acting for the sender, you cannot know whether AusPost conducted an investigation or not, or what the outcomes of an investigation was. Meister....please read the Rules here about posting that sort of diagnosis when you cannot possibly do so credibly. One poster has been excepted from that Rule...Jovial Monk.

Ahhh Aussie....you’re finally online. Good. By all means read back. It’s your sub forum.

I know I spoke THE TRUTH. Cheers

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 2:49pm:

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:43pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:37pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:31pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:15pm: Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:08pm: Like your “proof” the PO never got my envelope. I bet they did you know. Proving a negative. Autistics can't comprehend the logic problems with that. So when a person is informed by Post Office Management that no such letter or parcel is registered or appears in any record .... then such a person HAS a problem. Not you 2 multi junkie Mongs.😂🤣😆 Get out of here. And take the BS you 2 tosspots have smeared everywhere back to your usual cave - Monks Manure Mound. It means that AusPost cannot find the item. It's not proof that the item did not arrive... FMD! It IS PROOF that the item did not get to that post office TO BE registered you ignorant tosspot. Keep googling. Oh and don’t forget to look up the term Rorschach. 😂🤣😆 No, it's not proof that it didn't arrive. It could have arrived and been lost or stolen at the Post Office.

FMD you’re a dumbarse! When it arrives it gets registered. Why?? So it DOESN’T GET LOST you insufferable tosspot! Now Master Moron...pick up all your BS and your multi troll buddy Demented Drunk and head back to his Manure Mound. Oh ... have you looked up the term Rorschach yet?

When you first lodge an inquiry with AusPost regarding a late registered item, AusPost allows itself up to 10 business days in the event that the item is delayed.

Auspost issues a case number and sends it to the inquirer. The inquirer can add details online to assist with the inquiry.

The likes of road closures due to, say, floods/bushfires do occur and mail, not travelling by air, is unavoidably delayed.

After 10 business days from the expected arrival date, AusPost initiates an inquiry.

If after a further 10 days, the item cannot be located, AusPost determines that the item is lost or stolen and offers payment of up to $100.

“delusions of competence and knowledge” are exactly what Larry has.

He has himself tangled up with registration of an envelope containing cash when the PO doesn’t know it contains cash. I doubt he realises or admits it to himself yet.

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 2:56pm:

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:49pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:43pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:37pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:31pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:15pm: Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:08pm: Like your “proof” the PO never got my envelope. I bet they did you know. Proving a negative. Autistics can't comprehend the logic problems with that. So when a person is informed by Post Office Management that no such letter or parcel is registered or appears in any record .... then such a person HAS a problem. Not you 2 multi junkie Mongs.😂🤣😆 Get out of here. And take the BS you 2 tosspots have smeared everywhere back to your usual cave - Monks Manure Mound. It means that AusPost cannot find the item. It's not proof that the item did not arrive... FMD! It IS PROOF that the item did not get to that post office TO BE registered you ignorant tosspot. Keep googling. Oh and don’t forget to look up the term Rorschach. 😂🤣😆 No, it's not proof that it didn't arrive. It could have arrived and been lost or stolen at the Post Office. FMD you’re a dumbarse! When it arrives it gets registered. Why?? So it DOESN’T GET LOST you insufferable tosspot! Now Master Moron...pick up all your BS and your multi troll buddy Demented Drunk and head back to his Manure Mound. Oh ... have you looked up the term Rorschach yet?

No experience with issues in Post offices, then.

AusPost cannot determine where an item was likely lost unless it is tracked.

And, if the item was stolen from within the post office, no trace of it will likely be found.

Unregistered items are the most likely to be stolen.

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 2:59pm:

When you first lodge an inquiry with AusPost regarding a late registered item, AusPost allows itself up to 10 business days in the event that the item is delayed. Auspost issues a case number and sends it to the inquirer. The inquirer can add details online to assist with the inquiry. The likes of road closures due to, say, floods/bushfires do occur and mail, not travelling by air, is unavoidably delayed. After 10 business days from the expected arrival date, AusPost initiates an inquiry. If after a further 10 days, the item cannot be located, AusPost determines that the item is lost or stolen and offers payment of up to $100.

FMD - you’re a bona fide moron. You googled something. Unfortunately (for you) it has SFA to do with THIS matter.

Have you googled Rorschach yet?

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 3:03pm:

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:59pm: When you first lodge an inquiry with AusPost regarding a late registered item, AusPost allows itself up to 10 business days in the event that the item is delayed. Auspost issues a case number and sends it to the inquirer. The inquirer can add details online to assist with the inquiry. The likes of road closures due to, say, floods/bushfires do occur and mail, not travelling by air, is unavoidably delayed. After 10 business days from the expected arrival date, AusPost initiates an inquiry. If after a further 10 days, the item cannot be located, AusPost determines that the item is lost or stolen and offers payment of up to $100. FMD - you’re a bona fide moron. You googled something. Unfortunately (for you) it has SFA to do with THIS matter. Have you googled Rorschach yet?

So, you don't have any AusPost accounts, then.

If it wasn’t for Aussie and his wanting to play games all the bloody time this would have been done in a minute using EFT.

All this fuss over a bit of pocket change, petty cash FFS!

Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 3:01pm:

“delusions of competence and knowledge” are exactly what Larry has. He has himself tangled up with registration of an envelope containing cash when the PO doesn’t know it contains cash. I doubt he realises or admits it to himself yet.

Yes, AusPost employees do not have the authority to open mail. If they did open mail, they'd be committing a crime.

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 2:17pm:

John Smith wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:12pm: Larry is so stupid he constantly contradicts himself Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:53pm: 1. It IS illegal to post cash. then Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:55pm: If an envelope containing cash was mailed to a post office to await collection then upon arrival it DOES get registered. i thought you said it was illegal  :D :D CAN SOMEONE GET THIS DRUG ADDICT out of here? Look at what he’s just posted ffs? I mean seriously look at it. It’s just too pitiful to bother with because only a Dumbarse Five Foot Frodo with half a brain cell left COULD not see how embarrassing it is to even post this 😂🤣😆

flapping and squawking isn't going to help you

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 3:03pm:

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:56pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:49pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:43pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:37pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:31pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:15pm: Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:08pm: Like your “proof” the PO never got my envelope. I bet they did you know. Proving a negative. Autistics can't comprehend the logic problems with that. So when a person is informed by Post Office Management that no such letter or parcel is registered or appears in any record .... then such a person HAS a problem. Not you 2 multi junkie Mongs.😂🤣😆 Get out of here. And take the BS you 2 tosspots have smeared everywhere back to your usual cave - Monks Manure Mound. It means that AusPost cannot find the item. It's not proof that the item did not arrive... FMD! It IS PROOF that the item did not get to that post office TO BE registered you ignorant tosspot. Keep googling. Oh and don’t forget to look up the term Rorschach. 😂🤣😆 No, it's not proof that it didn't arrive. It could have arrived and been lost or stolen at the Post Office. FMD you’re a dumbarse! When it arrives it gets registered. Why?? So it DOESN’T GET LOST you insufferable tosspot! Now Master Moron...pick up all your BS and your multi troll buddy Demented Drunk and head back to his Manure Mound. Oh ... have you looked up the term Rorschach yet? No experience with issues in Post offices, then. AusPost cannot determine where an item was likely lost unless it is tracked. And, if the item was stolen from within the post office, no trace of it will likely be found. Unregistered items are the most likely to be stolen.

Have you quite finished?

Nothing you’ve posted is relevant to this matter. You’re not understanding what’s happened. You’ve always had this issue irrespective of the fake multi is you use.

One more time for Master Moron :

When a Post Office registers incoming mail that’s awaiting collection it completes an entry on a register. Said entries are then signed off by 2 officers.

Incoming mail awaiting collection at the post office is treated differently.

Now ... earlier today I stated to you that Monk made the decision to send cash in an envelope. Aussie had no say in it. Monk did what he did and took the associated risks but ultimately the Post Office in question has NO RECORD of an envelope sent by Monk to Aussie under the particular names stated. No record on their register whatsoever.

I’ve been posting this over and over again to you but you just never bothered to read my post to understand that it’s not a matter for Aussie ... he’s telling the truth! Australia Post has confirmed that the relevant recipient’s name is not registered anywhere in their records for anything awaiting collection nor has it any record by the relevant sender’s name.

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 3:09pm:

Yes, AusPost employees do not have the authority to open mail. If they did open mail, they'd be committing a crime.

there have been instances in the past where licensees have lost their AP license for doing so.

Larry is absolutely clueless about any of this

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 3:17pm:

When a Post Office registers incoming mail that’s awaiting collection it completes an entry on a register. Said entries are then signed off by 2 officers.

there is no register for incoming mail you deranged retard.


Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 3:17pm:

Incoming mail awaiting collection at the post office is treated differently.

it's thrown in a pigeon hole until someone collects it. or 30 days has passed, it then gets RTS

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 1:53pm:

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:15pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 1:11pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 12:55pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 12:14pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 12:08pm: Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 11:38am: Re the hysteria by Larry: According to Aussie the PO has not replied to his request for info and likely will not bother doing so. Nobody thus knows of the status or results of that investigation or whether it exists at all. So he has been throwing totally unfounded insults at me all morning. AusPost cannot initiate an investigation as there is no way of determining that it received the letter, let alone concede that it has been lost or stolen. When you register a letter and it does not arrive at its destination, Auspost will offer a payment of up to $100 to cover the loss, or more if you have paid for extra insurance. FMD not only are you a Dumbarse Multi Troll you’re also a serious autistic and ignorant tosspot! Australia Post DID initiate and conduct an investigation because they keep records of all post that it holds for collection! These records involve a register and the register states who the sender is, who the recipient is and it even describes the actual envelope in terms of size and weight. Now log off with that fake ID and come back with one of your other ID’s. Idiot! Do the terms lost, or stolen, in transit mean anything to you? That's if the letter was sent in the first place. The point to registering a letter is that its Q-code/barcode is scanned at intermittent points prior to delivery, making its delivery progress traceable. If an envelope containing cash was mailed to a certain post office to await collection then upon arrival it DOES get registered. Monk chose to send cash notes in an envelope which is illegal AND of course high risk. Aussie didn’t choose this ridiculous method. Aussie definitely doesn’t have that envelope because it never arrived at said Post Office TO be registered and placed in “awaiting collection”. There IS NO RECORD of said envelope’s existence even and certainly not under the sender‘s name OR receiver’s name. These were looked up separately. In addition all records for the month Monk alleges he sent that envelope of cash were looked at to check for similar sounding names (as well as a few other names which relate to real life identification). Nothing. I know Aussie is telling the truth in that he doesn’t have his own money back. Australia Post confirms that Aussie could not have received it as it was never on their register nor has it been signed off after being received. That leaves us with the 80 yr old Demented lying Drunk who CHOSE to send cash (which is both illegal and unsafe). It’s not Aussie’s fault that he didn’t get his own money back. It’s Drunk’s! Drunk chose the method. Aussie was TOLD that was the method. And that’s why Drunk STILL owes Aussie his own $60. As has been posted over a thousand times already ...Drunk could have sorted this out via e gift voucher. In under 60 seconds! 1. It is not illegal to send small amounts of cash in the post. It is discouraged. 2. Also, AusPost cannot know what is in a sealed envelope as they are not authorised to open a letter - only state/federal police or ABF are authorised to do that. 1. It IS illegal to post cash. 2. Who said anything about Aust Post OPENING an envelope? Oh that’s right ... you and only you did because you’re sitting there in ignorance totally oblivious to how Australia Post process and register incoming mail. Now off you go and struggle away on Google. It will give you something to do for the day instead of multi trolling under that particular ID. Meister Moron!

Could you perhaps have another go at reading this Master Moron?

Let me know what you think you understand about Australia Post after you read it. SLOWLY. 😐

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 3:17pm:

When a Post Office registers incoming mail that’s awaiting collection it completes an entry on a register. Said entries are then signed off by 2 officers. Incoming mail awaiting collection at the post office is treated differently.

There is a reason that AusPost discourages sending cash in the mail. It is not illegal. It is the most common vector for theft of mail by postal workers.

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 3:24pm:

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 3:17pm: When a Post Office registers incoming mail that’s awaiting collection it completes an entry on a register. Said entries are then signed off by 2 officers. Incoming mail awaiting collection at the post office is treated differently. There is a reason that AusPost discourages sending cash in the mail. It is not illegal. It is the most common vector for theft of mail by postal workers.

Actually it is illegal. You probably want me to provide you with the name of the Act and sub section. Unfortunately for you I’m not going to provide it to you. That will have to be more homework for you. Google will help you there.

Now ... could we get back to the matter at hand? If you don’t mind?

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 3:22pm:

Could you perhaps have another go at reading this Master Moron?

It is not illegal to send cash through the mail(given that it is not part of a criminal act). However, AusPost discourages it as it is the most likely cause of theft by postal workers.

Aussie might even be able to confirm that for you. He's a lawyer, I believe.

I’ll be back later. I need to get clothes off the line and cook dinner. Cheers

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 3:31pm:

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 3:24pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 3:17pm: When a Post Office registers incoming mail that’s awaiting collection it completes an entry on a register. Said entries are then signed off by 2 officers. Incoming mail awaiting collection at the post office is treated differently. There is a reason that AusPost discourages sending cash in the mail. It is not illegal. It is the most common vector for theft of mail by postal workers. Actually it is illegal. You probably want me to provide you with the name of the Act and sub section. Unfortunately for you I’m not going to provide it to you. That will have to be more homework for you. Google will help you there. Now ... could we get back to the matter at hand? If you don’t mind?

No, it's not illegal. You're confusing illegality with AusPost policy again.

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 3:31pm:

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 3:22pm: Could you perhaps have another go at reading this Master Moron? It is not illegal to send cash through the mail(given that it is not part of a criminal act). However, AusPost discourages it as it is the most likely cause of theft by postal workers. Aussie might even be able to confirm that for you. He's a lawyer, I believe.

FFS! Stop being a clueless and ignorant pest!

You don’t have to be a lawyer to know that it’s illegal to send cash via Australia Post!

Oh and Australia Post NEVER open envelopes or parcels. Do you know why? A few reasons actually. More homework for you though. Ok outta here.

Bookmark - This is where the topic is at.


Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 3:17pm:

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 3:03pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:56pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:49pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:43pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:37pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:31pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:15pm: Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 2:08pm: Like your “proof” the PO never got my envelope. I bet they did you know. Proving a negative. Autistics can't comprehend the logic problems with that. So when a person is informed by Post Office Management that no such letter or parcel is registered or appears in any record .... then such a person HAS a problem. Not you 2 multi junkie Mongs.😂🤣😆 Get out of here. And take the BS you 2 tosspots have smeared everywhere back to your usual cave - Monks Manure Mound. It means that AusPost cannot find the item. It's not proof that the item did not arrive... FMD! It IS PROOF that the item did not get to that post office TO BE registered you ignorant tosspot. Keep googling. Oh and don’t forget to look up the term Rorschach. 😂🤣😆 No, it's not proof that it didn't arrive. It could have arrived and been lost or stolen at the Post Office. FMD you’re a dumbarse! When it arrives it gets registered. Why?? So it DOESN’T GET LOST you insufferable tosspot! Now Master Moron...pick up all your BS and your multi troll buddy Demented Drunk and head back to his Manure Mound. Oh ... have you looked up the term Rorschach yet? No experience with issues in Post offices, then. AusPost cannot determine where an item was likely lost unless it is tracked. And, if the item was stolen from within the post office, no trace of it will likely be found. Unregistered items are the most likely to be stolen. Have you quite finished? Nothing you’ve posted is relevant to this matter. You’re not understanding what’s happened. You’ve always had this issue irrespective of the fake multi is you use. One more time for Master Moron : When a Post Office registers incoming mail that’s awaiting collection it completes an entry on a register. Said entries are then signed off by 2 officers. Incoming mail awaiting collection at the post office is treated differently. Now ... earlier today I stated to you that Monk made the decision to send cash in an envelope. Aussie had no say in it. Monk did what he did and took the associated risks but ultimately the Post Office in question has NO RECORD of an envelope sent by Monk to Aussie under the particular names stated. No record on their register whatsoever. I’ve been posting this over and over again to you but you just never bothered to read my post to understand that it’s not a matter for Aussie ... he’s telling the truth! Australia Post has confirmed that the relevant recipient’s name is not registered anywhere in their records for anything awaiting collection nor has it any record by the relevant sender’s name.

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 3:37pm:

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 3:31pm: Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 3:22pm: Could you perhaps have another go at reading this Master Moron? It is not illegal to send cash through the mail(given that it is not part of a criminal act). However, AusPost discourages it as it is the most likely cause of theft by postal workers. Aussie might even be able to confirm that for you. He's a lawyer, I believe. FFS! Stop being a clueless and ignorant pest! You don’t have to be a lawyer to know that it’s illegal to send cash via Australia Post! Oh and Australia Post NEVER open envelopes or parcels. Do you know why? A few reasons actually. More homework for you though. Ok outta here.

So you're saying that had Aussie, the lawyer, received the letter containing cash, he would have been duty-bound to report a crime, then. Or if he received the letter and kept the money he would have aided and abetted a criminal act.

It is not illegal to send cash through the mail. It is AusPost policy to discourage and often decline to accept mail if the sender declares it contains cash.

You can't seem to tell the difference between illegality and courier policy.

Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 3:37pm:

You don’t have to be a lawyer to know that it’s illegal to send cash via Australia Post!

no, you'd have to be an idiot. Congrats, you qualify


It's not illegal to send cash you stupid twit.

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 3:43pm:

So you're saying that had Aussie, the lawyer, received the letter containing cash, he would have been duty-bound to report a crime

No only that, but she's also saying every AP manager and would be complicit in a crime as well, and they're also signing some imaginary registrar to make their prosecution easier  :D :D :D :D

John Smith wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 4:06pm:

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 3:43pm: So you're saying that had Aussie, the lawyer, received the letter containing cash, he would have been duty-bound to report a crime No only that, but she's also saying every AP manager and would be complicit in a crime as well, and they're also signing some imaginary registrar to make their prosecution easier  :D :D :D :D

Some people can't separate illegality from a company's policy.

The same problem happens when dealers in precious items (gold, silver, jewels, valuable items etc) use AusPost. They need to come to either a private agreement with AusPost regarding liability for lost or stolen items or contract a 3rd-party insurance company to cover losses with AusPost agreement.

While it is not illegal to send legally purchased precious items via the mail, AusPost will almost certainly decline to provide the service if they are aware of the parcel's contents without a private agreement.

Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 3:05pm:

If it wasn’t for Aussie and his wanting to play games all the bloody time this would have been done in a minute using EFT. All this fuss over a bit of pocket change, petty cash FFS!

So...why didn't you send it to my account?  I did not ask you not to.

Aussie wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 4:20pm:

Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28th, 2023 at 3:05pm: If it wasn’t for Aussie and his wanting to play games all the bloody time this would have been done in a minute using EFT. All this fuss over a bit of pocket change, petty cash FFS! So...why didn't you send it to my account?  I did not ask you not to.

Now that you're here, you would know that sending cash through the mail is not a crime; otherwise, if you knowingly received the letter containing cash, would you have been duty-bound to report a crime?

Or if you received the letter and kept the money would you have been complicit in the commission of a crime?

dear Aussie,
please forgive Monk as I have - so that we can put this episode behind us.

You said I should send you neither cash or cake.

Couldn’t be stuffed making the second cake so it was cash.

If you wanted it EFT you should have given me the account details. But then I could prove I sent and you received the money and that wouldn’t suit the game you were playing. So I just used the one avenue that was left and told you that when I put the envelope in the pillar box I considered the $60 paid.

Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 4:28pm:

I just used the one avenue that was left and told you that when I put the envelope in the pillar box I considered the $60 paid.

You could have sent the cash by registered letter with signature on delivery.

To where?

Lot of things could be easier—if Aussie was straightforward instead of addicted to playing games.

Jovial Monk wrote on Aug 28^th, 2023 at 4:32pm:

To where?

To the post office you sent it to via your local post office.

Registered mail to Poste Restante?