Until the USPS does intermediate scanning on delivery confirmation instead of just beginning and ending scanning, it isn't that great of a tool. And always remember it's just confirmation that it did get delivered. If it didn't, then spending that money did nothing for you. No insurance attached. The USPS is light years ahead of where they were but, like all carriers, have issues. You can't pick up and deliver billions of pieces of mail or packages and have everything run perfect......not when humans are involved. Always insure something if it's high value or you can't afford to lose it......
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