we use EPS too. changed the address last month and received many packages already...
I have someone sending me a package to the DR next week. Are you using the new address to receive your packages?
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we use EPS too. changed the address last month and received many packages already...
Too many foreigners working at USPS, THE DONALD will fix that.
It looks like your city, state, and ZIP code didn't match. Check them and try again.
I've just changed my Amazon and eBay addresses successfully, but Paypal does not accept it:
This from UPS tracking site. And I am sure that the address Amazon shipped to was the complete Miami one. That was on the order receipt from Amazon.
I've just changed my Amazon and eBay addresses successfully, but Paypal does not accept it:
For those unfamiliar with the u.s. postal system... the only change here is the zip code. Street address is the same, EPS has not moved physically.
I've sent about 20 packages to them in the last 2-3 weeks. I've used the new zip code when a shipper recognizes it. I've used the old zip code when the vendor's shipping system didn't recognize the new one. All arrived.
Doral/Miami city name... Doesn't really matter if the street and zip code are correct. It'll get there.
My package arrived today to EPS (according to the USPS tracking site). It was sent with the new postal code but shows delivered to the old postal code on the USPS site. Waiting to get confirmation from EPS that it did arrive.
Eps confirmed the package arrived but won't send it over because it has paint (it's a few very small bottles of car paint. It's flammable so they can only send it for an extra charge. I wonder how that extra charge makes it less flammable...
Got this from Amazon today. They refunded my money as the address was bad.
As I understand it, they consolidate flammable items and ship them once or twice a month in a specially designed container for transporting flammable goods. I suspect they have to do extra documentation as well. I have an aquarium water testing kit waiting at EPS for just this reason and have had perfumes shipped as hazardous materials as well.