Help! Lost Bill of Lad!!!

[neoshaakti]

The lesson is to secure that stuff early so it doesnt get lost ...or stolen
I think we will have to "call in the cavalry" before we can accurately say it was stolen
but we will definitely contact FIRST if we cant find it

[Scott Carpman]

Ask every single team parent and mentor if they have them. Check every single team car. Search every cubic inch of your shop and surrouding rooms.

I hope you guys find them, shipping can become expensive very quickly.

[JaneYoung]

Originally Posted by neoshaakti

The lesson is to secure that stuff early so it doesnt get lost ...or stolen
I think we will have to "call in the cavalry" before we can accurately say it was stolen
but we will definitely contact FIRST if we cant find it

I'd also just like to take a moment and commend you, Team 2554. You have a serious problem and are aware of it, but you are also taking responsibility for it. I respect that. Good luck in your search and in exploring your options.

Jane

[neoshaakti]

FIRST wont replace our Bill of Lading
what the heck do we do now?

[DonRotolo]

Pay for shipping. Several hundred dollars. Call FedEX to get a quote ASAP, and try to keep the crate + Robot as light as possible. Time is short! The penalty for not shipping on time is complete disqualification, so do NOT miss this one...

Don

[Amanda Morrison]

Originally Posted by neoshaakti

FIRST wont replace our Bill of Lading
what the heck do we do now?

Wait wait wait - BEFORE YOU PAY FOR SHIPPING:

I'm not saying your information is incorrect, but you may want to re-check with the person who called FIRST or get in touch with FIRST yourself. I have a hard time believing that FIRST would not replace your Bill of Lading.

I would call FIRST ASAP - (800) 871-8326 - and ask to speak to someone in Team Support. (Tell them Amanda sent you. ) Explain the situation to them, and find out your options. You need to do this soon, however, to ensure that they can solve the situation for you as quickly as possible.

DON'T pay for something that can probably be solved... it'd be a costly mistake.