Exploit

[Morty]

For anyone that has no problems with fudging:

For those that service multiple zips; you can scan your home office zip. Then the zip you're delivering to and get the additional scan credit.

 

[Morty]

Another one: 

If there is ANY barcode and the scanner takes it...you get the idea

 

[Morty]

Although don't go ham on it. You don't want 120 scans and 60 parcels ?

 

[OutHereSomewhere]

We were told, probably back around Christmas, to scan anything with a barcode on it.  All those untracked, no scan event required, etc etc are adding about 8 to 10 extra scans to my total everyday. 

 

[Howah44]

We were told NOT to scan anything that says "untracked".

 

[Morty]

I'm only letting you know. What you do with it is up to you.

 

[Boston65]

<blockquote class="spPostEmbedQuote"><strong>OutHereSomewhere said </strong>
We were told, probably back around Christmas, to scan anything with a barcode on it.  All those untracked, no scan event required, etc etc are adding about 8 to 10 extra scans to my total everyday.   </blockquote>
If your office has a Pass scanner (the big scanner on a boom crane) clerks are scanning all those parcels regardless of type. If a carrier does not scan it then it is a failure. Maybe during count it won’t matter, but rest assured it WILL afterwards.

 

[OutHereSomewhere]

<blockquote class="spPostEmbedQuote"><strong>Boston RedSox 65 said </strong>

If your office has a <strong>Pass scanner (the big scanner on a boom crane) clerks are scanning all those parcels regardless of type</strong>. If a carrier does not scan it then it is a failure. Maybe during count it won’t matter, but rest assured it WILL afterwards.  </blockquote>
That is exactly why we were told to scan everything.  As long as we're getting credit for scanning them, which we are, I have no problem with it.