Incorrect. They actually offer stop by stop tracking. The only trick is that they are only required to track that they received it and that it made it to its

Incorrect. They actually offer stop by stop tracking. The only trick is that they are only required to track that they received it and that it made it to its destination facility. But in my experience (I ship probably 30-40 packages a week with Priority Mail and Express Mail tracking), they always track them pretty reliably. I think the former name of "Delivery Confirmation" is where the confusion comes from. They recently changed that to "USPS Tracking" (I'm guessing to avoid confusion).