Postcards from Hell

[Swells1]

Yeah, I know it's cheesy, but we're going to visit Hell while in Grand Cayman. If I want to send a postcard (and why wouldn't I?), can anyone tell me how long it will take to arrive in the US?

[mrsfuzzmo]

Good Question, but hard to answer. We've sent some that arrived back before we were home from vacation, and others took 2 months. We've also had some that never arrived. Good Luck!

 

You are better off just getting them postmarked there and taking it with you (if they will do that, I would think they would).

[Swells1]

Thanks! I wanted to send one to work, but I wanted it to arrive before me.

[bookbabe]

Three weeks is about the average, I've found. Not sure if they'd postmark something that you're not actually mailing. but I guess it doesn't hurt to ask.

[maldenmusic]

How are you getting to Hell and back? We will be on GC in December and haven't entirely made up our minds as to what we are going to do.

[Swells1]

How are you getting to Hell and back? We will be on GC in December and haven't entirely made up our minds as to what we are going to do.

We're taking an organized tour.

 

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[wxcrawler]

I just recently did this. We were in Grand Cayman on October 20 and sent a postcard to our house in Tulsa, OK. It arrived on November 2.

 

Lee

[Swells1]

I just recently did this. We were in Grand Cayman on October 20 and sent a postcard to our house in Tulsa, OK. It arrived on November 2.

 

Lee

 

Thanks for the reply. That's a little longer than I wanted. Oh, well. :rolleyes:

[serene56]

Thanks for the reply. That's a little longer than I wanted. Oh, well. :rolleyes:

 

I have had post cards take almost 2 months. We dont do it any longer. it just takes soo long