UPS = This is the only company I like the most, they have two ways of giving you a tracking number. 1) They send it to your email address 2) they give it to you with the reciept. FYI UPS is more than just a shipping company read the following
“So, while others may see UPS as just a shipping company, investors, suppliers, customers and employees see it as a large value-added services company, says Sheth. For example, UPS is an enormous buyer of trucks, which they co-design with suppliers. “They have a very strong supplier relationship”
yeah it does!
It depends on what company you use:
Aramex = Keep checking forever
UPS = This is the only company I like the most, they have two ways of giving you a tracking number. 1) They send it to your email address 2) they give it to you with the reciept. FYI UPS is more than just a shipping company read the following
“So, while others may see UPS as just a shipping company, investors, suppliers, customers and employees see it as a large value-added services company, says Sheth. For example, UPS is an enormous buyer of trucks, which they co-design with suppliers. “They have a very strong supplier relationship”
Source: http://knowledge.emory.edu/article.cfm?articleid=1083
USPS = you have to pay to get a tracking number
Fedex = Guess works more like UPS
DHL = This company seems dead most of the time
Anyways to make things simpler there are two ways to check for your shipment.
1) addon for firefox users called Track Package see link:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/908
2) the other way is to use this website which is really good
http://isnoop.net/tracking/
another website would be
http://packagemapping.com/
fashionated Ashwa not only me ! 🙂
DVLz WOW Nice info, thanks 😛