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    DC#'s???

    how do you use these things? thanks!!

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    got to USPS.com and put the number in the track or confirm box

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    thats it? i tried it already and that didn't work?! wtf

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    USPS sucks donkey balls when it comes to these things. Half the time they never work, while the other half they say they have been scanned in and that is it. Dumbest pieces of shit ever.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sir Lifts-a-lot
    USPS sucks donkey balls when it comes to these things. Half the time they never work, while the other half they say they have been scanned in and that is it. Dumbest pieces of shit ever.
    lol....i take it you haven't had the best of luck either!


    i'm thinking it may not show up on the website because it was just recently mailed, probably sometime earlier today. does that sound possible to anyone? how long does it take to get into the system?

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    You actually may have better luck calling up the USPS number. I know I tried this once when I was expecting a package and it wasn't shhowing up online. I'm not sure if they still do this though.

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    LISTEN!!! a DC # is a delivery confirmation # . it ONLY gets entered into teh USPS system when the package is delivered to its destination. it is NOT a tracking #.

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    Quote Originally Posted by getnjakked
    LISTEN!!! a DC # is a delivery confirmation # . it ONLY gets entered into teh USPS system when the package is delivered to its destination. it is NOT a tracking #.
    Yes but a DC# will tell you when it was accepted at the post office. So if drop it of in NYC it will say accepted in NYC on 7/18 then it will say 7/20 delivered Philadelphia. It wouldn't have any of the stops in between.
    Last edited by gixxerboy1; 07-18-2007 at 05:05 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gixxerboy1
    Yes but a DC# will tell you when it was accepted at the post office. So if drop it of in NYC it will say accepted in NYC on 7/18 then it will say 7/20 delivered Philadelphia. It would have any of the stops in between.
    all gets complicated when you use the automated machine, at home programs, etc. but nothing worth freaking over as the prior posts say, it is just a delivery confirmation

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    Quote Originally Posted by gixxerboy1
    Yes but a DC# will tell you when it was accepted at the post office. So if drop it of in NYC it will say accepted in NYC on 7/18 then it will say 7/20 delivered Philadelphia. It wouldn't have any of the stops in between.

    never bro...at least I've nver seen it that way... only when it gets DELIVERED... tracking #s are the only ones that get entered when the pack is dropped TO BE shipped...then can be tracked enroute...

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    Quote Originally Posted by getnjakked
    never bro...at least I've nver seen it that way... only when it gets DELIVERED... tracking #s are the only ones that get entered when the pack is dropped TO BE shipped...then can be tracked enroute...
    i think 956 has it right. If they use the automated system or have a home shipper it wont show. If you go to the postal window and they scan the dc it will say accepted

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    ding ding ing ding we have a winner !!!! DC#s are Delivery Confirmation

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    DC #s suck.

    Sometimes they'll take 2+ days to even show up as "accepted" which means it was accepted at the post office, which is the first scan the clerk does..

    I wouldn't go emailing a source every 5 minutes asking why the DC isn't showing up yet, it isn't his fault.

    This is, assuming this is what you are talking about

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    damn bro..i ship & recieve packs at the post office w DC# 3-4x a week.... never have i seen it online until it arrives where its supposed to be...

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