USPS HELP?

[Guest]

I just registered this morning with USPS and recieved an ID and Password. I went into my Shipping Module and enabled USPS Shipping. Under the shipping editor I made the

 

Enable TRUE

 

Then it asks for my assigned USPSID, is that were I enter my assigned USPS Username? If so I did that. Then below that it asks for my USPS Password, then it has (see USERID above), now here is where I get lost. Does my assigned Username go there (because that is what is above) or do I put the assigned USPS Password that I received in an email for USPS? I have the production server chosen and USPS told me they had moved it to the production server as well. I added in my handling amount. My Tax Class and Shipping Zones are fine, but the Sort Order, can you describe the number values to me please? 0,1,2,3,4,5 what do these mean? What should I put in this box for my USPS to operate correctly?

 

I know these are a lot of questions, but I beg you to please help me if you can.

 

Thank you so much in advance,

 

Manny.

[kcal]

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Then it asks for my assigned USPSID, is that were I enter my assigned USPS Username? If so I did that. Then below that it asks for my USPS Password, then it has (see USERID above), now here is where I get lost. Does my assigned Username go there (because that is what is above) or do I put the assigned USPS Password that I received in an email for USPS? I have the production server chosen and USPS told me they had moved it to the production server as well. I added in my handling amount. My Tax Class and Shipping Zones are fine, but the Sort Order, can you describe the number values to me please? 0,1,2,3,4,5 what do these mean? What should I put in this box for my USPS to operate correctly?

 

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Manny:

 

Username = Enter the Your Username that's in the e-mail from USPS

Password = Disregard what is in the field in osC. Enter the Password that is in the Your Password that's in the e-mail from USPS.

 

Sort Order = This is for when you have multiple shipping choices. The number in the Sort Order tells the system the order in which to display the shipping choices. The lowest number will display first. So, if you want to encourage people to choose USPS (as opposed to FedEx or Flat Rate) put 0 (zero) in USPS Sort Order, then 1 in Flat Rate, then 2 in FedEx. If you only have USPS, put 0 (or any number).