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Hi Floyd, if Buds shipped on the 26th (again, if) then the shipping service is responsible at that point. Buds still should have sent shipping/tracking info either way. You can speak with a live person st Buds by phoning at (859) 368-0371 (available 9AM to 9PM EST Monday through Friday).

if buds shipped on the 26th Sat by USPS it went nowhere on the 27th (Sunday) I have had packages delivered before USPS ever updates the tracking info. should be to you today or tomorrow You can speak with a live person by phoning at (859) 368-0371 (available 9AM to 9PM EST Monday through Friday).

Hi Floyd, if Buds shipped on the 26th, the shipping service is responsible at that point. Buds still should have sent shipping/tracking info either way. You can speak with a live person st Buds by phoning at (859) 368-0371 (available 9AM to 9PM EST Monday through Friday).

if buds shipped on the 26th Sat by USPS it went nowhere on the 27th (Sunday) I have had packages delivered before USPS ever updates the tracking info. should be to you today or tomorrow You can speak with a live person by phoning at (859) 368-0371 (available 9AM to 9PM EST Monday through Friday).

Floyd, Here is my experience with shipping in regards to Bud's. The day they create a shipping label you will get a notice it "shipped". However, all that really means is a label has been created. It does not mean it was turned over to the carrier. If it was created on a weekend, it definitely will not be given to a carrier any earlier than the next business day and that depends on whether or not it has been boxed, all paperwork completed, checked and ready to go. You will receive a tracking number (for Fedex or USPS) when you were notified it was "shipped". If it was Fedex, you can visit their web site and get a reasonable insight as to the status of your shipment. If it is USPS (US Postal Service), that can be hit or miss. I've never had consistent package tracking with them. The good news is, you will get exactly what you ordered from Bud's. There is a truism for all companies as they grow and expand. Their internal processes are formed thru a series of trial and errors, shaped by