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Shindig
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  #2791791 8-Oct-2021 13:44
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qwertee:

 

Shindig:

 

Parcel is out for delivery!!! wooohooo

 

 

 

 

I won!

 

 

 

 

hahahahha!!! Nice one.. LOL





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  #2792036 9-Oct-2021 07:52
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I just had a supplier in the US contact me to say that their shipment was returned by USPS due to the delivery ban.






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  #2792043 9-Oct-2021 08:17
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I've got the ability to use APO addresses, so I have them delivered that way... but four items that originally shipped via UPS before getting handed over to USPS have hit the go slow. Three ended up in Germany (similar post code.. instead of 12213 for example, they've gone to 12123) and are back in the US. To compound matters, USP hands them over at snail mail/parcel select type, not first class or priority mail, so who knows if i will get my items!




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  #2792158 9-Oct-2021 11:48
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20 American states take court action against Trump appointee and current U.S Post Master General DeJoy's supervisory board alleging it failed to review his pre-covid USPS retrenchment plan:

CBSNews: The U.S. Postal Service's controversial slowdown of mail delivery that began October 1 is sparking a pushback from 20 attorneys general. On Thursday, the state officials — ranging from California to New York — sued the Postal Regulatory Commission, alleging that the federal oversight agency didn't fully vet the broad-ranging plan before the USPS moved forward with it.

  #2798122 20-Oct-2021 11:54
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wlgspotter:

 

On another note, re the new item I ordered, I contacted the seller and they've advised the item has been picked up by USPS but USPS did advise of a shipment delay and they are doing all they can do get it over ASAP, with returning the item not an option at this stage, so I can only wait...

 

 

 

 

So, apparently with the "new" item that I've ordered last month, there has been some movement, albeit it appears that it is not via USPS.  Asendia USA has showed that there are movement of the item over the past week or so, including providing a new DPxxxNZ tracking number. And with this new number, it has shown that the item has arrived in New Zealand and has passed customs and it now in transit to local depot - even NZ Post is showing this!

 

Interestingly, USPS still still not showing anything on the item, either via the original UMxxxUS now the DPxxxNZ trackign numbers, so I'm curious to know which carrier/postal service did they get this over to NZ. 

 

Now that it is apparently in the country hopefully it won't be too long before it turned up, if the tracking numbers / details can be trusted at all!


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  #2798296 20-Oct-2021 18:43
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wlgspotter:

So, apparently with the "new" item that I've ordered last month, there has been some movement, albeit it appears that it is not via USPS.  Asendia USA has showed that there are movement of the item over the past week or so, including providing a new DPxxxNZ tracking number. And with this new number, it has shown that the item has arrived in New Zealand and has passed customs and it now in transit to local depot - even NZ Post is showing this!

 

 

Do you mean it started out as USPS but ended up with Ascendia, or started with Ascendia? If the former, how did you find out it about the changeover to a different carrier?

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  #2798298 20-Oct-2021 18:48
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I've just had a DHL shipment from the US arrive in 7 days.

I expect they're delighted to be getting extra business!





 
 
 

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  #2798714 21-Oct-2021 11:56
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neb:
wlgspotter:

 

So, apparently with the "new" item that I've ordered last month, there has been some movement, albeit it appears that it is not via USPS.  Asendia USA has showed that there are movement of the item over the past week or so, including providing a new DPxxxNZ tracking number. And with this new number, it has shown that the item has arrived in New Zealand and has passed customs and it now in transit to local depot - even NZ Post is showing this!

 

Do you mean it started out as USPS but ended up with Ascendia, or started with Ascendia? If the former, how did you find out it about the changeover to a different carrier?

 

Well, I should clarify that when the item was shipped, the seller provided a UMxxxxUS tracking number, although the link that they've provided takes me to Asendia USA.  When I communicated with the CSR from the store after learning about USPS's suspending shipment to New Zealand, they've indicated that the item has been posted and picked up by "USPS", and they were only made aware of the suspension of mail service however USPS assured them that USPS is looking at getting service back ASAP, so I can only wait...

 

So for a week after the item was supposedly picked up, there was no tracking movements from both USPS and Asendia, and then all of a sudden status updates starting coming thru via Asendia but nothing at all on USPS.  Then further down (about 10 or so days ago), the Asendia site showed "departed origin country" and provided a 2nd tracking number, with the DPxxxxNZ number, that linked to a Dai Post.  At the same time I started tracking this DPxxxNZ number via NZ Post and that was when NZ Post started showing it too, beginning with Internal Arrival etc...

 

 

 

 


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  #2801701 27-Oct-2021 07:40
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Does anyone know if this is working again? I'd like something posted from the US to NZ, it's not valuable or urgent enough to pay for a courier.


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  #2801719 27-Oct-2021 08:33
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According to the USPS site it's still disrupted.


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  #2801720 27-Oct-2021 08:36
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Thanks Behodar, I didn't find that page myself.


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  #2852510 17-Jan-2022 22:16
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Mail Service Alerts and Updates (usps.com)

 

 

Effective Friday, January 14, 2022, the Postal Service™ will resume acceptance of the following services destined to New Zealand.

 

First-Class Package International Service (FCPIS)
Commercial ePacket (CeP)
International Priority Airmail (IPA) Packets
International Surface Air Lift (ISAL) Packets

 

The suspension of the following services to New Zealand, effective October 1, 2021, remains active until further notice. Customers are asked to refrain from mailing the following services:

 

Priority Mail International (PMI)
Airmail M-bags
International Priority Airmail (IPA) M-bags
International Surface Air Lift (ISAL) M-bags

 





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Thank goodness.

 

I have packages with friends that are waiting to be sent. They should be able to be sent now via

 

First-Class Package International Service (FCPIS)

 

 

 

 





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  #2856276 25-Jan-2022 18:43
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Oh man my friend who was in the states shipped a new phone via USPS Priority Express international last week and I just read about the cancellation of parcels.

Tracking says it went to Jamaica NY and now back to NY distribution which makes me feel like it's return to sender. The sender will be a random postshop in New York.... And my mate is no longer in the states.

What the fk do I do?




  #2856659 26-Jan-2022 14:14
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I'd just sit tight and see what happens. It's not unusual for it to seem like it bounces between centres in the same city. USPS may end up just holding it until they can send it on--they held on a parcel of mine for around six months in 2020 for example before finally putting it on a plane to NZ!


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