John
Cumberland,#2Consumer Suggestion
Wed, September 07, 2005
I have a very good idea why don't we not pay any taxes to the federal government for letting the postal service lie to a newspaper in Cumberland,Maryland in saying one day they have no intention of moving their processing station from Cumberland to Frederick and the next day they say they now have plans of moving their processing station to Frederick. I would also boycott the United States Postal Service for lying to people in that area into thinking they were not moving the processing station. So people start using a private mail and packaging company instead of the government run United States Postal Service known as (USPS).
Krista
Smyrna,#3Consumer Comment
Thu, August 25, 2005
Your right Jason - the postal service does not receive tax dollars. I however, do not like to use USPS for packages but seem to be pretty good with everyday mail even if a little slower than they used to be. Internet is definitely your friend when paying bills!
Jason
Simpsonville,#4Consumer Comment
Thu, August 25, 2005
I may be incorrect, but I do not believe the USPS receives any of our tax dollars for operations. They receive all their money through services they sell, be it stamps, PO Boxes, etc, etc. I have never had any problems with the USPS delivering mail in a timely fashion. Figure 5-7 days from East Cost to West Coast and in area being next day. Though this is NOT guaranteed. Technically you know that dropping a letter in the mail means it gets there when it gets there. 17 days is excessive for anything to get d**n near anywhere in the world, excluding customs holds. For small extra fees, you can have return receipts. And as for 'daily mail'... Technically you could send everything out UPS, but it's gonna cost more than the 37 cents that the USPS charges. The easiest way is to pay your bill online. Duke Power allows online payment for no extra charge, as does most every other company in the US now. Then the payment is received immediately.