Re: Order tracking
by "N. Whittley" <nwhittley(at)cinci.rr.com>
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Tue, 26 Feb 2002 13:22:31 -0500 |
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I stand corrected..
Elizabeth Davies says:
> UPS has specific software for this. They build XML modules that customers
> can insert into their webpage. Actually my sister heads up the design team
> that does this.
>
I had jumped up and said:
>NO!
>From what I have observed at Amazon.com when I buy things there. I >place
an order, and not until the order is shipped do they actually give you >a
tracking number. This number is specifically generated by UPS only.
>We ship computer components and items all the time. On the occaision >when
we have to request an item be picked up at a location other than our
>address, we do not get a tracking number until one is scanned at the time
of
>pick up. And then we have to call the place where it is picked up to get
>the tracking number, as UPS can't give it to us till it reaches its
>destination. Unless we get the number from the PICK UP LOCATION, >we are
unable to track the package.
>As Amazon does... only when the shipment is shipped do they notify the
>customer and then supply a tracking number.
>I do not think there is any other way to handle that.
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