Undeliverable Packages

Central Receiving is holding the following freight with incomplete or no delivery information.

  1. A model B5-1000 interactive whiteboard that was shipped from Ideamax.  The whiteboard was delivered along with our Office Depot shipment so it may have been ordered originally from Office Depot then drop shipped from Ideamax.
  2. A UPS 2-day air package with the tracking number 1z5396690225810660 from 3M. The box contains item 6415 PETRIFILM HI SENSITIVITY COLIFORM CT PLT, 500/cs.
  3. A FedEx ground package with the tracking number 400754171447206 from  Respironics. The package contains 4 each of L AF531 EE LEAD1 CAP STRAP, SU, 10/pack.
  4. A UPS ground package from Office Depot with the tracking number 1z049V840304267480. The box contains a box of SHEER BANDAGES, .75 X 3IN.
  5. A UPS ground package from Cengage with the tracking number 1zA3A7400352591905. The box is addressed to Carl Liu and contains the book Contemporary Financial Management.

 

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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