Problems/Returns

One of the greatest conveniences of the modern world is the ability to transport packages faster than ever. Unfortunately, sometimes those packages go missing and there’s no tracking number to keep tabs on the item that went missing. The first thing you should do is wait 24 hours to see if the issue fixes itself. […]

If you are using USPS’s tracking system to keep yourself informed about where your packages are and how they’re progressing, you might be wondering how often this company updates its tracking information and how accurate the updates are. In general, USPS updates its tracking whenever a package is scanned, which is at any major part

You have probably faced the problem of receiving someone else’s mail. The true receiver might be a neighbor, previous resident, or simply a stranger, but you need to return it to ensure that it gets to them. The mail might contain something important that the receiver can’t afford to lose. To prevent any mishap, it’s

Have you ever run into issues with getting mail delivered? This happens occasionally and it is an extremely frustrating occurrence, so you might be looking for a way to resolve it. There are quite a few reasons that mail gets returned to the sender, including a poorly written address, missing information, failure to deliver, or

Have you ever wondered how long you should ignore the “in transit, arriving late” message before you get concerned about it? Usually, USPS will also provide you with an updated extension window that suggests when the package will arrive. If you haven’t got one or your package still hasn’t arrived, it may be worth contacting

Have you ever seen the phrase “processing exception” after shipping something with USPS? If so, you might be wondering what this means and what you should do. A processing exception just means that something has gone wrong with the package being sent to its destination, and it has been delayed. There are many explanations for

Whether you are waiting for a package to arrive or you have shipped it out to a customer or family member, it can be stressful to wait for it to be safely delivered. Get your tracking record and go to your local post office. They will put the package on a geo-locator to see exactly

When you ship a package with USPS and it gets lost in transit, it can cost you time and money. Some shipped items are irreplaceable, while others are needed for business. If USPS lost your package, either the sender or the receiver needs to report it by filing a claim at the USPS website. The