how did those seller do this? (Amazon)

[madman]

I'm selling stuff on amazon.
I always print tracking number from usps and enter it into the order. then I check the status in a couple of days. I've noticed that it would give the full routing path of the packages starting from "electronic xxxx received online" something like that, then followed by the first dispatch post center which is near where I live.

However, I checked some order I purchased a few months back from other seller, I noticed that in the tracking, there is no where it was dispatched, just "received online" and jumped right to my door where the local post center was.

I found it is a little strange.

Why I ask this? I didn't want to raise any flag if I have more than 1 acc, then I would use the same routing path unless I drive to another post office.

anyone knows anything about this situation?

[slapped]

Depends on How you Ship, Media Mail for Example Normally Never gets scanned Except When it Departs Post Office on the day it goes "Out for Delivery", It sometimes get Scanned when you Drop it off at the Post office, But Rarely.

And Priority is a Lot different. The Post office is More Dilligent about Scanning it upon Arrival, and Also Priority mail goes to Different Sorting Centers that Scan EVERY Package Automatically.

So it really depends on How you ship, If you Must have "all The Moves" the Package makes then I suggest Priority, or UPS or FEDEX

[madman]

Slappd,

Oh. I see. Thanks.
I only used priority mail and first class. I guess first class works the same way as priority then.
" If you Must have "all The Moves" the Package makes then I suggest Priority, or UPS or FEDEX"

No. I want to just jump right to their door and leave them no clue where I came from.:D