Sending Packages International

**JFellows** · 03-11-2008, 05:37 PM

Originally Posted by chefchris

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**Mikey-OH** · 03-11-2008, 05:45 PM

Yeah I've been turned down for a DC# to Canada as well. Both times I was told that delivery confirmation wasn't available for international packages but that doesn't really make any sense. I know that DHL and other private carriers do it so why wouldn't USPS? I think they were just lazy/stupid. But that's interesting that you can track the customs number. Atleast someone at your PO cared enough to take the extra second to let you know. Thanks for the info.

**heftysmokes** · 03-11-2008, 11:22 PM

Originally Posted by Mikey-OH

I think they were just lazy/stupid. But that's interesting that you can track the customs number. Atleast someone at your PO cared enough to take the extra second to let you know.

No, being lazy/stupid is needing to get a DC on a package mailed 2 months late.

USPS policy is no DC to any international packages. It may not have always been that way but it has been policy since at least early November. While DC may work on an internationally shipped package, it is still the POLICY of the Post Office not to offer or sell it.

**ashauler** · 03-12-2008, 08:28 AM

Originally Posted by Mikey-OH

Yeah I've been turned down for a DC# to Canada as well. Both times I was told that delivery confirmation wasn't available for international packages but that doesn't really make any sense. I know that DHL and other private carriers do it so why wouldn't USPS? I think they were just lazy/stupid. But that's interesting that you can track the customs number. Atleast someone at your PO cared enough to take the extra second to let you know. Thanks for the info.

Did you really think a post from you in a thread about mailing packages and TRACKING them would mean anything to anyone?