Also, trucks can have wrecks, get stuck in flooded areas, get turned over bay tornadoes, etc, etc. You can't foresee that and you have to have time to clean it up. I had a package delayed at ''pass through'' post office due to a chemical spill. Once released from Customs, USPS gets it and now tracking can be done through them. Considering the, incredibly massive, amount of goods we get from China alone, I think they are doing a bang up job, to get our packages to us, at all. Not just from China, but from around the world. I understand the frustration of waiting for a package to clear Customs, but they are there to keep dangerous, illegal and counterfeit items from entering the US, (pretty good, I think) The real delay comes when US Customs gets hold of it. When ordering from China, I find my packages will leave China within 2-5 days. USPS cannot provide any tracking information, until they have the package in their system, no matter who was the primary carrier. Today is 8/3/19 and SpeedPAK shipping seems to be working very well and Few comments concerning SpeedPAK shipping, which is the subject of the article. Most comments here are blasting eBay business practices. There is only one issue I would like SpeedPAK to improve: provide USPS tracking number as soon as it is created in the SpeedPAK tracking data. The tracking info is up to date all the time. If you deduct the days in the Custom, it is only 9 days, a very impressive economical shipping performance. On 7/14, both tracking numbers showed it handed off to USPS local office in my small city.
This is the first time it showed up in the USPS tracking radar.
To cut short less important events, by 7/4 it entered the US Custom. However, I had no idea what it was associated this shipment. By 7/2, USPS shipping label was created and I received a text message about tracking number. Shipping data was received on the same date. Maybe it was all true at the time.īut the good news is that from my experience, SpeedPAK has really improved. So much negativity in the article and comments.
EBay Disappoints Buyers with China SpeedPAK
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