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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;lackluster, post: 1289851, member: 21103&quot;]Mail carriers have barcodes along the route to scan everyday.&nbsp; This shows what time the carrier was at that point in his/her delivery.&nbsp; If a carrier scans a package delivered or whatever, that may also be brought up on a report that shows the exact time of the scan.&nbsp; This would show approximately where the carrier was (between which two scan points) on the route.&nbsp; Scan points are typically 45-min to 1 Hr apart.</p><p><br /></p><p>Most letter mail is sorted to the route by a machine and occasionaly it is put on the wrong street (East-West) (North-South) or other possible errors.&nbsp; The carrier hopefully will catch these errors before delivery, but not always.&nbsp; Parcels however are not sorted this way and are much less likely to be delivered to the wrong address.&nbsp; Things being delivered next door is always possible unfortunately as no one is perfect.&nbsp; If your package was delived to the other side of town, this would show up on the scan.&nbsp; The scanner shows which carrier delivered the package and at what time, chances are a different carrier is delivering a different section of the town.</p><p><br /></p><p>No system is perfect.&nbsp; Parcels are misdelivered, parcels are delivered and stolen.&nbsp; Some people get the package then claim they didn&#039;t.&nbsp; Unfortunately it all comes down to honesty on everyones part.&nbsp; Too bad everyobne is not honest.</p><p><br /></p><p>Lack[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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