@1spoiledog wrote:
The packages are gone. I checked the tracking again and its still the same. I have no idea where this information about the label came from. I was sleeping at 2:54 am. Where they got those times is unknown to me. I didn't print the label until 9:30 or so. The mailman didn't go until 2:30 or later.
Okay, it appears that your local PO doesn't have the correct time zone set on its scanning devices. Ordinarily I would expect to see the wrong times be 5 hours ahead of your Pennsylvania location (i.e. shown as Greenwich Mean Time without the correct 5-hour offset backup to Eastern time), although in your case it looks like the actual times are apparently 5 hours later (e.g. Shipping Label created at 9:54 a.m. rather than 4:54 a.m., and the carrier pickup with wrong Delivery scan at 2:44 p.m. rather than 9:44 a.m.). It looks like someone setting up the devices may have counted their timezone offset forward by 5 hours instead of backward by the same amount, as it should be.
Regardless of the times shown on those scans, remember that tracking follows the package; it does not guide it, so none of this mess will actually delay your package, and the original Estimated Dates of Delivery will still apply. I checked the USPS website again a few minutes ago and it's not showing anything newer yet, but assure your buyer(s) that it's just a scanner error, and the package should still arrive on time.
