shipping eggs?

If you click on the tracking number it will tell you where it is - i.e. accepted, in transit, delivered. If on THAT screen it says delivered you may want to double-check the address the shipper used.

Note, that a sender can print the confirm number, which will auto assign an estimated delivery date. The key is to click on the number itself to see if they have in fact mailed the package. Hope that helps...

I'm a retired postal worker - if the tracking # is showing they were delivered today, you should have received them with your regular mail.  Express Mail is the only mail that is typically delivered separately, but it should not show delivered until the carrier puts it in your mailbox or at your door.  I would call my local post office or the 800 #.
Good luck, I should be getting some eBay eggs tomorrow - I hope.

Maybe they need to be picked up at the PO?

I'll bet that soon the estimated delivery date switches to tomorrow.

I've noticed that USPS has gone away from calling it "tracking" to "delivery confirmation" instead. They seem to want it to be confirmation it was delivered, and anything additional information they give you is a bonus.

i would be at the post office as soon as they open. if its there they wil find it. at least my little home town po does. only has 3 workers. two are mail carriers.

USPS in general is slowing down. It worries me regarding shipping egg purchases in the future. When I do order eggs, I ask the seller to write my phone number on the package with instructions to call and hold at post office for pick-up. There are lots of bumpy dirt roads in this little town and I think it helps to eliminate that variable. Good luck!

I tried that a few months ago, no go....the mail guy brought them as I was attached to my phone, as hubby hauls mail for the PO...they really only worry about live birds...not eggs