CUS TOMERS LEF T FRUS T RAT ED AS COURIER COMPANY CLOSES

from page one secretary, described the situation with the industry as “an ongobuild up substantial tax arrears due to the high are clearing on a daily basis. No companies in that situation were publicly identified. In a purported note to customers, Blue Postalenced challenges which the standard to which you are accustomed to. and consideration, we down our clearance/courier arm of our Bahamas option locally through other couriers (freight forwarders) to makeable for collection. This also include the transfer of customs fees to these couriers to facilitate clearance of your packages.”

The company said it will compile a list of couriers for people to choose from.

“Once you select a courier, please reach out to that courier for information regarding how to collect your package as they will be responsible for your shipment once We will make the list

Thursday, April 6.

“We know that your packages are important to you and we are working to make this a smooth transition,” the note said.

Angry customers reacted withopment yesterday.

“The frustrating part is they are no longer answering their phones,” one complained on Facebook.

Another said their package had been delayed for two weeks now. Said another: “So Blue Postal really went kaput?!?!?! They were so reliable and efficient. What happened man?!?!?”

$7,000 BAIL FOR T EEN FOUND WI TH GUN

By PAVEL BAILEY Tribune Court Reporter pbailey@tribunemedia.net

BAIL was granted for a teenager after being accused the capital last week. The 17-year-old youth,