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Old 11-14-14 | 04:57 PM
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Originally Posted by KonAaron Snake
I'm sure a lot depends on where you live. Where I am now, we get absolutely incompetent service. The mail person regularly fakes delivery slips and scans tracking info with no attempt at delivery. They don't pick up mail from our box for some reason. The times I've had issues and made calls, I received disinterest and a total lack of anything resembling service.
File a complaint online and ask for an email response on the matter. That will most definitely get their attention. When we were away on holiday for more than a month, we had mail delivered a few times. Fortunately, the person who feeds the cats was stopping every day, so the mail was brought in. I raised the roof about it because it wasn't the first time it's happened to us.

The USPS is not perfect but I'm doubtful a private company would do any better. Once you have shareholders involved, the likelihood of profit (read: greed) changes the paradigm significantly, if not entirely.
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