GPS location of scan
I'm trying to help a buyer locate their package that tracking shows delivered to them. When you ask USPS for the delivery scan GPS, is there some sort of documentation they can show you of the GPS location or do you just have to believe what they tell you? Meaning any disgruntled USPS employee can just say "GPS location of the scan was at your address. Next please" without being able to show you any proof.
My buyer filed a missing mail claim and it was denied simply saying tracking says it's delivered.
4 comments
justagirl12
·2 years agoI needed a GPS scan once a few months ago and my postman got it for me from the post office that afternoon and brought it to my house the next day. It was a physical piece of paper.
iamalwaysright
OP2 years agoYou wouldn’t happen to still have it with you and can upload a photo do you? You can block out sensitive info. I just want to see what this paper looks like.
justagirl12
·2 years agoI don’t still have it. All you have to do is take the tracking number to your local post office and ask the supervisor to provide you with a printout showing the gps coordinates.
toysaver
·2 years ago..... I want to know the answer to this too.