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Originally Posted by weiwentg
What company?
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Shipsurance. Not sure if they work with indivuduals or just businesses
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Originally Posted by paredown
When we lived in Brooklyn, the USPS guys would routinely post updates for tracked package as 'delivered'--and then leave them on the truck for the next day's delivery.
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It's even worse for in-bound scans. USPS is the only postal carrier whose scanners aren't connected to a network, so whenever they scan a package it logs to the internal scanner memory, which is embarassingly small (something like 2-300 scans worth). The scans only update when docked. So when the postal workers scan in packages at EOD, if they don't stop and re-dock every 250 or so scans, the memory overwrites and the first scans never get logged. It's maddening.
For those keeping score USPS First Class Mail has tracking fail ~2% of the time. Priority Mail ~0.75-1% depending on zone.