Perhaps not exactly, but there was no need for your douchebag response. Obviously I know I can Google it.
Thanks. I'm guessing something like 20 to 25 feet tall with the stand that goes under a car tire and allows me to attach two flags to it, the larger being 10x6. I'll check those links. Anyone know if Scarlet Fever sells something like this? I don't see it on their website though. If not, I think I remember someone on here mentioning a store not too far from Rutgers.
I'm pretty sure the emails referenced in earlier posts were from USPS. You can sign up on their website to get an email every day with pictures of the mail you'll be receiving that day as well as a link to track any packages heading to your home.
To my knowledge Scarlet Fever doesn't carry flagpoles. I've picked up mine online, got a 28', 20' and 16'. You'll need to make sure a pole is rated to be able to handle a 10x6 flag. Once the Busch Breeze gets blowing, that's a lot of force being applied to a flag pole.
But that was for a 3' X 5' flag. What about one that could handle a 2' X 3' flag? :Wink:
Hey @knightfan7 , I grabbed a really nice flag hanging from the front of a house a couple of towns north of you. You wan
I see some other posters did.
I got emails from both Rutgers saying it was shipped and USPS with tracking info. Post office originally said was supposed to be delivered last night but scan shows it only got to Trenton last night. Now shows it left Trenton this am. So looks like Monday or Tuesday for me.
God bless her but/and get her a bigger flag. This one us too small for that purpose.
They probably have a bunch of carriers not working right now because of coronavirus. When I was a mailman there was no "coffee break" and most days there wasn't even a lunch break despite a 10-12 hour shift. There are a lot of government jobs that have tons of downtime, but delivering mail is quite the opposite.
Yeah it seems like that may be the case. I got this bigass NJ flag for free so I was hoping to use it for that, but since I've yet to find a portable pole that says it can handle 10x6, looks like it's not a good idea.
Last week I was outside when the mailman came and walked to meet him to get the mail, he handed it to me and then sad he still had to scan my mailbox. I had noticed they had put bar code under the lid, I guess they have to scan that they stopped at each mailbox. Maybe this technology has not reached you yet.
It's not at every mailbox, there's a handful of them on each route. Everything is rigidly timed, so they use these barcodes to make sure the mail carrier is staying on schedule.
