I loved your mango slight of hand  

 

They have an array of other logistics companies that are their subsidiaries and some of those are shit. I recently had a package through them that was bouncy just like that. It was a company called Newgistics that they recently acquired.

 

From what I understand, Pitney Bowes is just a logistics organization software and hardware company. They don't actually have their own people handle the packages or the physical logistics. Their organizational system is utilized by the postal service, and they get to "advertise" when their system is processing and sorting the mail.

 

Let's knock off the talk about reviewers that we like or dislike and keep it focused on the figure please.

 

Ok boomer

 

Trying to tempt fate... LOL

 

I don't know if their tracking is accurate, which may be the biggest problem, as once mine hit the states, I never got "arrived" notifications, just a bunch of "in route to" junk.
And if it IS accurate, then they are anything but efficient, nor competent.
Either way, I'm NOT a fan of SFExpress, and will NEVER pay extra to have them used again.

BTW, STILL waiting on mine, and it's shown to have been at my local regional airport now for 4 days now... and AGAIN told to "Please Wait Patiently".  

 

Lol, just goofin.

I feel kinda bad because I was the one to post Bobby’s review. Wasn’t expecting it to turn into a shit show. Lesson learned.

 

Wasn't aware of that. The statement was based on some things I read on the board about Pitney Bowes as well as the tracking info itself. My tracking number says things like "inducted into Pitney Bowes network" and "departed/arrived at Pitney Bowes Facility," so I made my assumptions based on that.

 

Any ShowZ slowboaters have any movement in their tracking? Mine hasn’t updated since it was shipped June 16th.

 

The in hand pics are making me want to dip into savings....

 

My Pitney Bowes tracking had movement. Says it’s in Indiana. USPS tracking hasn’t updated past it saying it’s on its way to LA.

 

How are you tracking through PB?

 

Some of us yes. Most of us no.

 

I did some reading...

This is what Pitney actually does, their involvement: Global Inbound to US | Pitney Bowes
Mostly logistics, tech, labels.
They have a ton of patents, and their name is often on labels.

Pitney does operate some presort warehouse facilities (example: inbound overseas special shipper, hand off to domestic shipper like USPS/Fedex), but those aren't much different from USPS hubs. The idea that anything sits there longer than anything sits at a USPS hub is "watching a boiling kettle" imagination. And the package is actually moving within the facility. Sometimes it's waiting for the outbound carrier to pick it up, not the fault of the presorter whatsoever.

This is one of those things that China-buyer collectors often b!tch about, but their anger is misplaced, or even imagined. All because Pitney Bowes likes to have its name on everything.

 

Here:
Universal Parcel Tracking - Global Package Tracking

Put your USPS tracking number in the search bar.

 

Objectively speaking, after stumbling upon a couple of video reviews, I just appreciate that this thing actually TRANSFORMS in the most literal sense vs. Hasbro's upcoming version that really does nothing more than simply unfold a little bit after you fold back a hundred shell pieces to find an essentially already fully intact bot mode just crunched up for space. That's not a "transformation" - that's just a more intricate Kinder surprise.

 

I now have your tracking number (*7661). We'll get it intercepted.  

 

You shouldn't do that.