USPS追跡

USPS テキスト追跡は、顧客が荷物の最新の追跡情報を含むテキスト メッセージ通知を受信できるサービスです。携帯電話または USPS Web サイトを使用してテキスト トラッキングをリクエストでき、配達予定の更新、配達日の更新、配達された荷物、受け取り可能、配達例外の更新など、いくつかのテキスト トラッキング オプションから選択できます。

携帯電話からテキスト トラッキングを使用するには、追跡番号、または追跡番号とキーワードを含むテキスト メッセージを 28777 (2USPS) に送信するだけです。 USPS からの返信により、荷物の最新の追跡情報が提供されます。

USPS Web サイトからテキスト トラッキングを使用するには、USPS Tracking® を使用して荷物を追跡し、追跡番号ごとにテキスト トラッキングを受け取るように登録します。

USPS テキスト トラッキングを使用する場合、標準のメッセージ レートとデータ レートが適用される場合があります。全体として、このサービスは荷物の配送状況に関する便利な最新情報を提供するため、荷物に関する最新の情報を常に入手できます。

Yes, USPS can deliver a package without updating the tracking information. Although it is not common, there are instances where the package tracking may not be updated due to various reasons such as missed scans, human error, or technical issues with the tracking system. In these cases, it's possible that your package will be delivered despite the tracking information not being up-to-date. If you're expecting a package and the tracking hasn't been updated for an extended period, it's a good idea to contact USPS to inquire about the status of your package.

There can be several reasons why your package is still in transit:

• Delays in transportation: Weather conditions, road closures, accidents, or other factors may cause delays in the shipment process.
  
  
• High volume of packages: During peak seasons such as holidays, the volume of packages being processed can be much higher, which can cause delays.
  
  
• Processing at distribution centers: Packages sometimes experience longer wait times at sorting facilities if they're understaffed or dealing with heavy volumes of mail.
  
  
• Package misrouting: Occasionally, a package might be sent to the wrong distribution center and need to be rerouted, causing delays.
  
  
• Customs processing (for international shipments): It can take some time for a package to clear customs and be released for transit.
  To get more accurate and updated information about your package's status, please visit the USPS tracking website or contact their customer service directly.

USPS typically retains tracking information for 120 days (4 months) from the date of shipping. However, this period may vary depending on the type of mail class or service used. After this time, tracking information may no longer be available on the USPS website or through customer service.

If you need information about a package beyond this time frame, it's best to contact USPS directly or visit your local post office for assistance. Keep in mind that their ability to help with older shipments may be limited.

USPS tracking generally involves three stages, though it may differ slightly depending on the specific service used. The basic stages are:

• Acceptance: This is the initial stage where the package is processed and accepted by USPS. It begins with receiving the package at the post office or collection facility. At this point, the sender receives a tracking number that they can use to monitor their shipment's progress.
  
  
• In-Transit: During this stage, the package is transported through various processing centers, distribution facilities, and postal hubs. USPS scans the package at each stop along the way, which updates the tracking information. Some common tracking updates you might see during this stage include "Arrived at USPS Regional Facility," "In Transit to Next Facility," or "Out for Delivery."
  
  
• Delivered: The final stage is when the package has been successfully delivered to its destination. The tracking status will be updated to "Delivered" along with the date and time of delivery. In some cases, additional information about the delivery (such as the recipient's signature) may be available.