Author: John W. (---.hfc.comcastbusiness.n)
Date: 03-09-15 15:23
Jeff,
You have to play around with your shipping destinations depending upon item. For smaller items Amazon Prime accepts my PO Box. However, bigger items often show as not being able to ship to PO Box.
You gave the example of the tool box - when I tried using Amazon prime and "shipping" that to my PO Box - it sent me this message:"Sorry, this item can't be shipped to your selected address". However, when I put in a Culebra street address it shows me the shipping options you described.
What that means is smaller items are shipped USPostal Service and larger items are coming via slow boat or UPS (which have different delivery standards and may lengthen delivery time).
So getting back to Donna's concern:
When Prime accepts your PO Box it means it is most likely coming express mail and via air. Definitely less than a week for these smaller items.
If you have to input a street address (I used a friend's in town), it is coming UPS and may arrive in probably the seven to 10 day period they describe. The expedited and priority shipping are probably UPS second day air services which can get pricey.
Again, If in doubt call UPS with dimensions and weight of package and get a confirmation on estimated time.
John
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