I print shipping labels from the USPS.com website all the time. When you print the label, half of the printed page contains "Instructions" and #3 of the instructions says: "If tape or glue is used, DO NOT TAPE OVER BARCODE. Be sure the edges are secured."
Sounds like your post office needs to read their own rules.
Originally Posted by Bmanmommy
Just to let everyone know...
I came home from a mini vacation today to find several customer's packages sitting on my porch. There was a note attached to the PILE that said "Undeliverable as PACKAGED". Most were in USPS boxes so how could that be?
I took them to the post office and was informed that you have to tape over the entire label if you print postage online or use one of their labels (that they SELL, not provide for free) when printing from home.
Just wanted to let everyone know that if you are expecting a package from me, it has been delayed and I will be taking the packages back to the post office tomorrow now that I have finished taping across the entire label. Some I even had to print new labels as they had written on them.
This to me, just seems WAY TOO PICKY!!!