Untrue. This particular tracking was after the fact only because I didn't print it until after the package had arrived. Before that, I was able to see each stage of the delivery as it happened. The post office even sent me an email each time new tracking information arrived. I got an email when I printed my Click'n'Ship label. I got an email when it went into the system in Texas. I got another email when it arrived in Anchorage, and another when it got to Fairbanks. The final email was when it was actually delivered, and yes, there was a four hour delay between the actual time of delivery and when I received the email notification. Boo-Hoo. How could the tracking possibly have been better? Normally I wouldn't request the email notification, but I wanted to see how it worked. Pretty well, if you ask me.

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