USPS tracking packages page The United States Postal Service

The package radar sincerely helped to find late or lost packages. Let Usps locate the package and put it on track to make sure it was delivered.

— May 25, posted by cstucke4

I understand package was shipped by vendor on April 15, and I received it on May 20. Considering the package was shipped from China to an address in Ohio USA, I feel timeframe was good considering delays due to an increase in the shipping/mail industry. Extreme care was taken by 4PX Express and USPS in handling this package. No damage whatsoever to the outside of the package, and contents were in excellent condition. Outstanding service provided by shipping providers.

— May 24, posted by DebM

Excellent service. I was well informed about my package. I received tracking information daily until this package was delivered. I'm happy I discovered and use package radar.

— May 12, posted by luvchildbelisle

Everything works great, not really a fan of the saver mail part, other than that everything was great.

— April 13, posted by Piperdidit

Great service and was delivered within the they said it would and product is of good quality and very satisfied.

— March 23, posted by johnkmartin62

I've seen this way too many times, I buy stuff from China and depending on which shipping company here in the United States gets it depends on if I can track my packages. After passing through customs If my packages are taken over by either UPS, FedEx or DHL I can track my packages right to my door if UPS, FedEx or DHL pass it on to USPS I can still track it right to my door, but if after going through customs and my packages have been taken over by USPS, 75% of the time I can not track my packages pass customs, USPS is at fault and if your package is lost, they lost it with no way to find out where.

— March 9, posted by prh1959

I'm glad I got it, but as with 2 other e-packets from this store, it was dispatched pretty quickly and then after being accepted by the airline it disappeared from tracking and sat in place for 26 days before suddenly moving again and showing up in NY, USA. This isn't a delay caused by the extended holiday or virus concerns, the first two were in early December. This must be the specific waypoints used by the store's logistic partners that have a huge backlog of shipments.

— February 9, posted by _susieb_

This is actually AliExpress Standard Shipping, not e-packet. Not sure why it mixes the shipping methods up from china to US. This was ordered January 15, dispatched the 17th, arrived in USA January 31, received in my mailbox Feb 3. Considering the extended holiday/virus delays, that's pretty spectacular. Most of my orders haven't moved since Jan 24 or before & 8 orders not shipped, some as old as Jan 1st. I'm super pleased AliExpress Standard got my order to me so promptly.

— February 8, posted by _susieb_

13 days is quick and how I remember both e-packet and AliExpress Standard shipping last year up until September 2019, when all methods starting taking a week or two longer. It apparently depends on the logistics shipping partners used by the seller as well as which waypoints it goes through. I received two e-packets on Monday. The other one took 37 days, 26 of those days just sitting somewhere between being accepted by the exporting airline & being scanned in as arriving in the USA. I'm anxious to see how the CNY extension/ Coronavirus will affect shipping in the coming month.

— February 1, posted by _susieb_

Order dispatched Dec 25, received in WV, USA Jan 21 with 6 other AliExpress orders, mostly shipped china post. I think USPS holds a large portion of small mail from china until it reaches a certain weight or amount and then releases it all at once. That's really the only way to explain how I can receive mail from 4 different chinese shipment methods anywhere from 13-40 days later and usually all at once after weeks of nothing. Guess I should be glad it arrives at all, though.

— January 29, posted by _susieb_

I received my package sooner than expected. It arrived in good condition and I am pleased with the service.

— January 26, posted by artdeco737

Dispatched Jan 2, left China Jan 3, arrived in MD, USA Jan 11, received in mailbox in WV, USA Jan 14. So this e-packet took 12 days to ship, which is quick and how e-packet shipping used to be. Before Sept 2019, e-packet took 12-14 days. Now it can take over 30 days. It all seems to depend on the local chinese logistics partner used by the shipper. As mentioned in another review, no one at the shipping companies reads these. They are more for other customers researching their own shipments. I do find this site to be the best tracker with more detailed info, the ability to save a list of packages & review (although review section needs overhaul).

— January 25, posted by _susieb_

Order was despatched December 17th, arrived in USA Dec 23, but then took until Jan 6 to get from New Jersey to me in WV. A total of 20 days for AliExpress is acceptable, but the more premium of small package shipping like e-packet and AliExpress Standard Shipping (as this was, I don't know why these are marked "Yanwen", which are usually free and take 25-50 days, and my actual Yanwen orders are marked "AliExpress Standard") used to take just 9-14 days total to reach me in WV. The change occurred around September 2019 & the delay is almost always once it arrives stateside, with the exception of e-packet which now sits at a waypoint (accepted by airline) for 14-21 days before suddenly moving again, hitting the US and getting delivered in just an additional 2-3 days. AliExpress Standard Shipping, what this site is calling "Yanwen", is my current favorite shipping for my AliExpress orders. Because I order beads, I place hundreds of <$10 orders and have a ton of experience with Chinese shipping and can, at least, say out of 300 orders, I've only never received 2. That's pretty good.

— January 12, posted by _susieb_

E-packet usually gets my AliExpress orders to me in 12-18 days & is quite reliable compared to more economy shipping like Yanwen, SunYou, China post small packet etc. This time the package sat at a waypoint in China from 11-21 until suddenly resuming activity December 15, then was delivered Dec 18. On Dec 10, the seller told me it would be considered "lost by default" if I didn't have any new tracking updates in 5 days, and I could open dispute which they would agree to and refund. When I went to do that on the 15th I saw it had inexplicably just started moving again. Once received, my glass beads were all intact, nothing broken, but the label looked faded and like info had been rubbed or scraped off in places. I think it physically fell out of sight at a shipping station and wasn't found for almost 3 weeks. I am happy with e-packet. I think everyone is working hard to make sure customers receive their international shipments for small inexpensive mail.

— Dec 30, 2019, posted by _susieb_