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Originally Posted by pvquilter
Thanks everyone. I can track it also using the customs form.
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I sent a package via the Post Office. Yes they
gave me a slip of paper with the number on it. I
could then go to the internet and see the time, date,
and town that it was currently in. Also they posted
when the package had arrived. So just go to the post
office and talk to them at the counter. The package
I sent had three rag style throw quilts. Hope this
will help you. Betty Lee
gave me a slip of paper with the number on it. I
could then go to the internet and see the time, date,
and town that it was currently in. Also they posted
when the package had arrived. So just go to the post
office and talk to them at the counter. The package
I sent had three rag style throw quilts. Hope this
will help you. Betty Lee
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One of my sons just got back to the states after living in Europe & the mideast for several years & I ran into that when sending packages to him. You can track a pkg in the states & in most of Europe but in some countries you can't. If you send something through our USPS it is then turned over to the postal service of the country of its delivery destination. When Mike was in Italy it was a problem. In Bulgaria not so much. I guess you just to have faith. Or you can try FedEx as they do deliver their own but its 2-3x more expensive. Good luck
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Originally Posted by ktbb
I just went to the post office the other day..one where I get great service = and the clerk said that they cannot track past the point where it gets to the customs in the other country. Beyond that point, our postal system has no control over the package and therefore cannot track. Makes sense to me.
You would be better off using UPS or FedEx...they do track all over the world, and have many other less expensive options besides overnight service.
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Originally Posted by ktbb
I just went to the post office the other day..one where I get great service = and the clerk said that they cannot track past the point where it gets to the customs in the other country. Beyond that point, our postal system has no control over the package and therefore cannot track. Makes sense to me.
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