Nope, just honest. Not worth looking it up at work considering I do put myself at risk posting this information. Plus, a person could get it with persistence, google, and a phone (And speaks English/Spanish). The added perk of being questioned put things into perspective. I have a great job and every time I post something at work from my phone about tracking locations, I do put myself at risk. It says in bold red print on every internal tracking inquiry for USPS internal use only - do not disclose.

I think I have been doing the opposite of this.

Oh man. LAL shipped a package or processed it on the 8Th. It departed Honolulu yesterday. Hopefully gets here today... Fucking USPS tracking is some shit. When it updates its like a day off. My last package still said its being delivered for about two days after I already got it. Don't want you risking your job bro... I just need to learn some fuckin patients

Kimba its just helpful to anyone,
But risking his job is not good.
Maybe its time to stop this thread.
Thank you so much kimba for helping
Us, i hope mine it will not take another
Mos to arrive, anyways im just waiting for arrive
Just sad to say i cant enjoi my first mone on vacation(sigh)

Thank you and godbless
Have a nice day to all.



Enjoi

Can this be deleted

it can be sir with the help of moderator or admins here

(04-11-2013 1:59 AM)Curiosity Wrote:  Come on guys, this is asinine, anyone can go onto usps.com and punch in the tracking numbers you have of your order. That's all that's going on here, it will tell you when it shipped and when it will arrive. This isn't rocket science, a fifth grader can do this. The mail arrives on time and unless something is illegal in your destination, it will arrive on time. That sort of complication is few and far between for the most part. Just because some vendors have a history of issues every now and then does not mean everyone does, but nothing fancy is going on here.

We aren't talking the early Post riders who delivered mail through relay style racing.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post_rider

In the case of shipment to my country, the last entry when checking with usps would be when it was dispatched from the usps facility. The next update i receive is when I call my local post office to inquire if a package arrived for me. In between, nada. A couple of times, I was told that the package was not yet there, but to mu surprise it was delivered the next morning. It would be nice to know where my package is in between US depatrure and actual delivery.

However, much as we appreciate Kimba's service, I agree that it's not worth the risk.

Curi has our best interests in mind. No worries.

I was supposed to get my alpha treasures order today but it's been stuck in Forest Park, IL for a couple of days now. Mail already came today and it wasn't there. Yet it still gives today as the scheduled delivery date.

The last scan was the following:
June 16, 2015 , 8:17 pm
Arrived at USPS Origin Facility
FOREST PARK, IL 60130

Anyone know if it's normal for a USPS package to sit at a Post Office facility 1/3 of the way across the country for a couple of days while the Expected Delivery Date passes?

I'm having the EXACT same problem. It never updated - we must have both ordered same day. It's like everyone up and decided to go on vacation.

Edit: Apparently they're having flooding issues at the Forest Park location - wish John had used FedEx instead, oh well. Check out the AT thread - there's a link to the Forest Park USPS site with comments. The comments are NOT encouraging, but from over a year ago. SO issues are long running.

(06-18-2015 3:16 PM)RTBoss Wrote:  I'm having the EXACT same problem. It never updated - we must have both ordered same day. It's like everyone up and decided to go on vacation.

Edit: Apparently they're having flooding issues at the Forest Park location - wish John had used FedEx instead, oh well. Check out the AT thread - there's a link to the Forest Park USPS site with comments. The comments are NOT encouraging, but from over a year ago. SO issues are long running.

Thanks for the info. I guess we are in the same boat.

Anyway, its good to know what's actually going on. Now I'm going to stop checking the tracking number every five minutes.