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"Delivery Confirmation is now called USPS Tracking"
No more delivery confirmation form to be filled out, just tell the clerk you want USPS tracking. Tracking number will be on your receipt.
No more delivery confirmation form to be filled out, just tell the clerk you want USPS tracking. Tracking number will be on your receipt.
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<< <i>When I was just at the post office last week, they said that delivery confirmation is included with your flat rate priority mail price >>
Yep...used it on a regular priority mail box last week or two. When I paid for the postage online (USPS.COM), it sent the info to my email and I could track it. It also sent me email when it arrived at the destination PO and when it was picked up/signed for. Pretty nice. No charge.
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<< <i>Yep...used it on a regular priority mail box last week or two. When I paid for the postage online (USPS.COM), it sent the info to my email and I could track it. It also sent me email when it arrived at the destination PO and when it was picked up/signed for. Pretty nice. No charge. >>
Priority Mail flat rate envelope last month without tracking = $5.15
Priority Mail flat rate envelope this month with tracking = $5.60
No charge? No way.
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<< <i>Yep...used it on a regular priority mail box last week or two. When I paid for the postage online (USPS.COM), it sent the info to my email and I could track it. It also sent me email when it arrived at the destination PO and when it was picked up/signed for. Pretty nice. No charge. >>
Priority Mail flat rate envelope last month without tracking = $5.15
Priority Mail flat rate envelope this month with tracking = $5.60
No charge? No way. >>
Let's cut the BS and just be straight and non-argumentative for once, ok?
I wanted to ship something and went online to do it.
I put in the data and got the quote.
I was asked if I wanted the tracking. I said yes.
The price for the quote did not change.
Therefore, it is "no charge".
Irrelevant at that point if the price had gone up ahead of time and this is part of any overall increase.
Simple, yes? Yet, I am sure you will be argumentative and go for the final word as I doubt I have ever seen you accept what anyone else, particularly a non-dealer, has had to say about anything around here.
I've been told I tolerate fools poorly...that may explain things if I have a problem with you. Current ebay items - Nothing at the moment
Is that non-argumentative enough for you? I sure hope so.
Signature confirmation is an additional $2.70, less if done online.
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<< <i>No-charge delivery confirmation when shipping Priority Mail and buying postage online has been around for quite a while. The name change was just to make it sound more like what it was and less like it was confirming that the intended recipient actually received the item. I'd still like them to (1) stop putting the expected delivery date on Registered mail, and (2) e-mail or text me when something is scanned into my PO Box. >>
A text or email would be awesome, my pharmacy does that when my prescriptions are in and I like it.
<< <i>Unfortunately my PO didn't get the memo and don't know what's going on with that. Convincing them is an impossible effort. >>
...you dare to question the PO?
<< <i>Unfortunately my PO didn't get the memo and don't know what's going on with that. Convincing them is an impossible effort. >>
its the government, what do you expect.
<< <i>No-charge delivery confirmation when shipping Priority Mail and buying postage online has been around for quite a while. >>
For several years now.
Packages shipped two days ago track in the system. Packages shipped yesterday do not. What's up with that, I wonder?
Inquiring today as to the reason for non-tracking, it turns out that when the clerk designates first class postage w/tracking, the tracking label printer spits out a label, it gets affixed to the package and it gets tracked. Right? WRONG!
The clerk also has turn on the $.90 charge for tracking for it to truly track.
@ symbols are not on the receipt.
It turns out that my non-tracking packages can be tracked, IF I CALL OR VISIT THE FREAKING POST OFFICE and ask where it is.
Why on earth does the USPS have a system that for $.90 you can use the internet to find out where your package is, but for free you can suck up some postal employees' time to find out where your package is? Why isn't tracking an automatic $.90 charge? Srsly. WTF?
@ symbols. Then you'll be good to go.
But, in closing, you can get tracking and not pay for it. It just doesn't work on the internet. Crazy.
BTW I put three or four of these in the pick-up box almost every day except Sunday.
I didn't see the del conf form.
I told the clerk "there's no form". She said they don't use the form it costs 90 cents for tracking.
I said ok and the tracking number is on the receipt.
Nice that no form is needed.