Not to worry: if you see this barcode on your mailbox, this is a good thing! It means that your curbside mailbox is now a Managed Service Point (MSP). You also spot the United States Postal Service logo with the familiar eagle. You take a closer look and above the barcode it says “Managed Service Point.” Below the barcode it will show your mailing address. If you had your packages picked up via a UPS pickup, then you can contact UPS at 1 (800) 742-5877 and inquire about the tracking number.One day you may come home from work and see a barcode affixed to your curbside mailbox.
If you shipped a package with UPS and you're running into a similar issue, we suggest following the same steps: visit the nearest UPS drop-off location where you handed off your package. The same process applies for UPS packages Until the package gets scanned in for tracking, they'll have the best idea of where the package is. That said, reaching out to your local Post Office to ask about your shipment is always the best way forward. One other thing to try is to file a Missing Mail Search Request to kick that tracking number into gear with USPS! Sometimes this will prompt an update to the tracking scans on your shipment. If it's been several days since you dropped your package off with USPS, you'll want to head down to your local Post Office and ask them what happened to it! All we can see is the same tracking information you have access to on the USPS website. In most of these cases, it’ll take a couple of days for the first scan to show up and mark the package as “In Transit" (we haven't seen this nearly as often for UPS packages) The postal workers or UPS workers scanning packages simply didn't get to it that dayĭue to record-breaking volume, we’re also seeing a lot more instances where local Post Offices ship packages out without scanning them initially. If you drop your package off after hours, USPS or UPS won't scan it in until the next day There are a few reasons why your package status may not be updated right away: UPS is typically pretty quick, but keep in mind that USPS can often take up to 24 hours to update tracking statuses.
Unfortunately, Pirate Ship relies on tracking information from USPS® and UPS® to know where each shipment is, so until USPS or UPS scans your packages in, we're working with both eyepatches on 🙈
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