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Thread: Realtime Rates - USPS First Class not an option?

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    lambrite is offline Senior Member
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    Default Realtime Rates - USPS First Class not an option?

    Is First Class mail through USPS not supported? The USPS API will provide rates for First Class, but these are ignored in ASPDNSF.

    We have realtime rates enabled and are displaying other USPS services; how can I configure to allow also First Class?

    Thanks,
    Sarah

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    I believe that first class international is enabled by default. I know first class domestic has a weight limit of 13 ounces, so I wouldn't be surprised if support for it was left out. There is a USPS Appconfig on which services to enable. You can try adding first class to that even though it's not a supported option.

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    If you set RTShipping.USPS.Services to 'ALL', 1st class rates will be returned.

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    lambrite is offline Senior Member
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    Unfortunately setting USPS to ALL is not an option as there are some services we are restricted from using (government entity). Adding just "First Class" does not return the rate. Is there any other option, besides opening up the code and making more modifications?

    Thank you both for responding.