us postal service can figure out the location of a package.
Jun 6, 2020 19:52:44 #
mangurian wrote:
...and to think, they once delivered to this adress:
Wood
John
Mass
Would you have delivered it ?
Wood
John
Mass
Would you have delivered it ?
They figured out:
John Underwood
Andover Mass
Jun 6, 2020 21:50:47 #
In recent years everything longer than a few hundred miles travels by air, so some of the ‘slowness’ of the Mail may be a result of the disruption of airline schedules these days.
Jun 6, 2020 22:06:35 #
Paul Diamond
Loc: Atlanta, GA, USA
For the benefit of all 'UHH-dom,' here is the simple and best way to get help with tracking your USPS package you have not received. Follow these exact steps.
First, the "do not" list - 1. Do not call the 800 #. 2. Do not 'file a case' online with the usps.com. If you phone or contact the seller, they can contact the USPS, give the seller all the info and your email address. USPS will tell the seller that they will track the package - expect a reply in about 2 weeks or more.
So, here is what you do -
1. Call or visit in person your local USPS.
2. Ask to speak with the Supervisor. Explain that you haven't received your package, give your tracking number and tell anything else that you have learned to date.
3. Ask for their help.
4. The USPS computer system is in 'layers'. We only see a very limited amount of the information that the USPS has. Your local USPS office supervisor can see much more than we, the public, are allowed to see online.
5. The Supervisor often can see all the tracking info about your package and generally, where it is. If it is marked as delivered or out for delivery, the Supervisor can send a message to the delivery carrier.
6. If the Supervisor can't tell you direct information while you stand in front of them, often they can get an answer in less than 24 hours.
This is the fastest possible way to help get your missing USPS package and get it delivered to you.
NO similar "tricks" with FedEx or UPS. Sorry.
First, the "do not" list - 1. Do not call the 800 #. 2. Do not 'file a case' online with the usps.com. If you phone or contact the seller, they can contact the USPS, give the seller all the info and your email address. USPS will tell the seller that they will track the package - expect a reply in about 2 weeks or more.
So, here is what you do -
1. Call or visit in person your local USPS.
2. Ask to speak with the Supervisor. Explain that you haven't received your package, give your tracking number and tell anything else that you have learned to date.
3. Ask for their help.
4. The USPS computer system is in 'layers'. We only see a very limited amount of the information that the USPS has. Your local USPS office supervisor can see much more than we, the public, are allowed to see online.
5. The Supervisor often can see all the tracking info about your package and generally, where it is. If it is marked as delivered or out for delivery, the Supervisor can send a message to the delivery carrier.
6. If the Supervisor can't tell you direct information while you stand in front of them, often they can get an answer in less than 24 hours.
This is the fastest possible way to help get your missing USPS package and get it delivered to you.
NO similar "tricks" with FedEx or UPS. Sorry.
Jun 7, 2020 05:34:11 #
Festus wrote:
Since politics were brought into this post: THERE TRULY ARE SOME MORONS IN THIS WORLD!
👍👍👍👍
Jun 7, 2020 05:56:10 #
Festus wrote:
Since politics were brought into this post: THERE TRULY ARE SOME MORONS IN THIS WORLD!
👍👍👍 Never let an opportunity pass without taking a shot. It show's some have TDS. Move on with your life.
The election was over 3 years ago, and Woodstock was over 50 years ago.
Jun 7, 2020 06:16:27 #
Thank you for saying this, Festus. For God's sake people..Can you just keep your political views to yourselves ?
Jun 7, 2020 06:50:08 #
brittainsas1 wrote:
Thank you for saying this, Festus. For God's sake people..Can you just keep your political views to yourselves ?
The Postal Service is an American institution authorized in the Constitution. It is undergoing scrutiny and change, as many things in this country, with an undermined future—much to be decided by the Board of Governors, the newly appointed Postmaster General, and the President, What happens to the Postal Service in the near future will affect all Americans; is political, and any discussion of it, should and will be political.
No, when discussing the Postal Service, political views are relevant, and cannot be ignored.
Jun 7, 2020 06:51:31 #
Some of you might have noticed the current lock-down situation.
There has been an unprecedented, rapid increase in the demand for shipped goods.
While it is annoying to wait for a package, the delivery system(s) have performed remarkably well.
There has been an unprecedented, rapid increase in the demand for shipped goods.
While it is annoying to wait for a package, the delivery system(s) have performed remarkably well.
Jun 7, 2020 06:55:32 #
Kmgw9v wrote:
The Postal Service is an American institution auth... (show quote)
But why does your hatred of Trump become relevant to the original post?
Jun 7, 2020 07:04:21 #
Gasman57 wrote:
But why does your hatred of Trump become relevant to the original post?
My original post in this thread was the Trump appointment of a rich contributing crony, with no Postal experience, as the new Postmaster General. That is relevant to any discussion of the performance, and the future performance of the Postal Service, don’t you think?
Jun 7, 2020 07:09:56 #
Kmgw9v wrote:
No worry. Trump appointed a rich friend who has no history or experience with the Postal Service to become Postmaster General.
Things will only get worse.
Things will only get worse.
Give me a break!
You have TDS..bad!
Jun 7, 2020 07:17:42 #
ad9mac wrote:
Give me a break!
You have TDS..bad!
You have TDS..bad!
I think Trump is a dangerous man, who is ill-equipped to be President; and if re-elected, will destroy the country.
That is true, but is not the reason I object to cronyism in the Postal Service.
Are you happy now?
Jun 7, 2020 07:27:51 #
I just received a package from China. Item was purchased on April 15 from Amazon.
It arrived in a plan yellow envelope, with Chinese postage.
I checked my order history and it said arrival June 17.
It arrived in a plan yellow envelope, with Chinese postage.
I checked my order history and it said arrival June 17.
Jun 7, 2020 07:35:21 #
jerryc41 wrote:
Yes! And Amazon should do something about that. A six-month extension is the least they could do. There are other benefits to Prime, but fast delivery is the most basic and is most important to people. I'm sure the virus is playing a part in slow deliveries, but maybe only a part. I'm waiting almost two weeks for several Prime items to arrive.
Yet.. life goes on.
Jun 7, 2020 08:06:50 #
Kmgw9v wrote:
No worry. Trump appointed a rich friend who has no history or experience with the Postal Service to become Postmaster General.
Things will only get worse.
Things will only get worse.
No problem, in 2008 I assume you helped elect a president with absolutely no experience, history, or qualifications in anything (excepting anarchy and racial preference). Hell, he even received the Nobel prize before he was settled into his office. In spite of that choice, this great nation has survived.
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