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Title: [INFO] Shipping collectibles and tracking Post by: minerjones on June 26, 2023, 11:52:19 AM As many of you know, I reship for many collectors on and off this forum.
When I ship a package, I transmit the tracking numbers to the buyer/owner.... but I have been getting many questions on international/outside US tracking numbers and why there are 2 codes and why 1 code always seems to not work Any international package that is shipped using USPS (US national post), receives 2 tracking codes The first code will always start with a 9 This is the tracking code for within the US. The package will "always" end up at a place in New York or New Jersey. This is the international processing/customs center for US international packages The second code will not "be active" yet as it travels within the US Once customs has cleared the package, the second tracking code will become active The tracking code will begin with 2 letters such as CY, LV, UM have 9 numbers in the middle and then end with 2 more letters "US" indicating it is coming from the US Example: 9400123401341234123411 Example: CY461347555US / LV461347555US / UM613475551US Other services like UPS and Fedex use a singular number tracking system Title: Re: [INFO] Shipping collectibles and tracking Post by: tread93 on June 29, 2023, 03:37:25 AM Good information to know, thanks for the clarification, MJ. And thank you for always being on point with escrow. You are incredibly fast with the shipping and processing of these goods, its impressive!!
Title: Re: [INFO] Shipping collectibles and tracking Post by: bitbollo on June 29, 2023, 07:29:49 AM thanks for the clarification and for your service.
if I remember correctly, using services such as "track17", both codes are read "automatically" and from there it is possible to trace the entire route of the shipment...both in USA and outside (if the shipment is already out of USA).... Title: Re: [INFO] Shipping collectibles and tracking Post by: minerjones on June 29, 2023, 11:20:23 AM thanks for the clarification and for your service. if I remember correctly, using services such as "track17", both codes are read "automatically" and from there it is possible to trace the entire route of the shipment...both in USA and outside (if the shipment is already out of USA).... Ah yes.. good reminder... https://www.17track.net/en is a good tracking service for any shipping service I know that sometimes USPS.com doesn't give the best information |