Legal
Acceptable Use Policy
Use TrackALetter lawfully, honestly, and in compliance with USPS, provider, payment, and platform rules.
Last updated: June 10, 2026
USPS rules and lawful contents
You must comply with applicable law and current USPS requirements for addressing, packaging, postage, hazardous materials, restricted items, prohibited items, and any other mailing condition that applies to your shipment.
Do not use TrackALetter to mail illegal, dangerous, explosive, flammable, toxic, controlled, counterfeit, stolen, fraudulent, or otherwise prohibited contents. Restricted materials may be mailed only when you independently satisfy every applicable rule.
Regulated items and required declarations
You are responsible for determining whether an item is mailable and for obtaining and accurately completing any required packaging, markings, labels, declarations, permits, certifications, or other documentation. TrackALetter does not determine whether an item is lawful or eligible to mail.
Review the official USPS shipping restrictions before mailing prohibited, restricted, hazardous, or regulated contents.
Accurate mailpiece classification
You must accurately identify whether an item is a Letter, Flat, or Package and provide truthful addresses, contents, weight, dimensions, packaging, and service information. Do not misclassify a mailpiece or omit information to obtain a lower price or avoid a restriction.
No fraudulent postage
Do not create, alter, copy, reuse, counterfeit, manipulate, or attempt to obtain postage or labels fraudulently. Do not intentionally create duplicate transactions, evade postage, interfere with barcode data, or exploit refund or adjustment processes.
No payment or Balance abuse
Do not use stolen or unauthorized payment methods, dispute valid charges fraudulently, evade service fees, manipulate Balance or auto-refill, abuse promotional credits, or attempt to obtain duplicate credits, refunds, or value.
Account and access restrictions
Do not sell, rent, transfer, share, or resell accounts or service access. Do not access another person's account, settings, addresses, labels, PDFs, shipment history, tracking details, payments, refunds, provider records, or administrative data.
No scraping, reverse engineering, or automated abuse
Do not scrape, crawl, harvest, probe, reverse engineer, overload, disrupt, bypass rate limits, defeat security controls, automate abusive requests, or attempt to obtain private source code, credentials, tokens, webhook data, label files, or provider information.
Data misuse and unauthorized resale
Do not collect, disclose, sell, misuse, or repurpose another person's shipping, tracking, account, payment, or support data. Do not resell TrackALetter, provide unauthorized third-party access, or represent that you operate TrackALetter without written permission.
Enforcement
TrackALetter may investigate suspected abuse; restrict, suspend, or terminate an account; refuse or cancel a transaction; preserve relevant records; and take other reasonable protective action. TrackALetter may report suspected fraud or unlawful activity and may cooperate with payment, mailing, infrastructure, or law-enforcement authorities where required or permitted by law.
Questions
Review the Terms of Service and current USPS guidance before mailing an item. If you are unsure whether an intended use is permitted, use the Contact page.