Anyone else are experiencing delays in USPS?

[bihu_88]

I am a seller and I shipped a USPS 2-day Priority package to Florida on Mon Oct. 22. It was expected delivered on Wen, but it is still not delivered now.

There is no updates during the last 96 hours at all, shows in-transit. Is the package lost?

Or is the package influenced by the mail bomb thing in Florida??

Anyone else experiencing this suck thing??

my tracking: https://tools.usps.com/go/TrackConfirmAction?tLabels=9405509699937988793078

[sam9876 · Accepted solution]

Priority Mail is not a guaranteed service.

[jetrocket11]

Yes all the time and it's random. Like for instance right now I have something that I sent on Oct 9 and the one and only scan was Departed Post Office from that same day. I was sure it was lost and even USPS was saying the same then today it just showed up at the destination processing facility. Who knows what is going at USPS. They suck.

[muttlymob]

From North Carolina to Florida?  Possibly on a path through/around areas still disrupted by Hurricane Michael?

[juststuffisell]

someone mentioned in another post that it could have to do with the pipe bomb thing. I remember they were thinking there were more and maybe they are having to clear packages manually.

[annasunicorns]

Yes but on the other end as buyer. I buy online alot and I get quite used to the flow of it, your buyer probably does too abd is not worried.

[jeweloftheheart]

I have had several in the last month. Either changes in the postal system or weather related I think. I had the same thing happen with Fedex.

[glgenterprise]

I've had one stuck for over a week now. Shipped on the 18th to a buyer that should've been a 2 day delivery. Hasn't had a single scan other than a generic system generated on the 22nd and now has a note attached to the tracking that says:

"Your package will arrive later than expected, but is still on its way. It is currently in transit to the next facility"

I'm hoping asking about it wil shake it loose.

Sucks too, if it truly gets lost - Unless I'm truly worried about a particularly fragile item I self-insure, since I can count on the fingers of less than one hand how many times something has truly gotten lost over 5000+ transactions. And of course this had to be a $250 item.