UPDATE: I worked at the Post Office Sorting Facility that was recently the scene of a terrible crime in which 7 people working here were killed on Monday January 20, 2006, including the kind lady that helped to train me, Charlotte Colton, mother of 3 ...
Pros: Helps those in need Cons: You might have to wash out your cupboards
Whatever you may think about the United States Post Office as a delivery of mail and packages service, put aside today and go through your cupboards this morning and make up a bag of non-perishable food items to give to them. These will be distributed...
Pros: Not even the clerks, they're mostly grumpy Cons: None that I can think of
My husband and I have had PO boxes for years, in several post offices, so we have some experience in "in-house" mail delivery. Our last post office was manned by a wonderful gentleman named Tony, who learned our habits, and took excellent care...
Pros: Cheap. Reliable over 95% of the time. Excellent customer service at my local office. Friendly employees. Cons: Different carrier and delivery time each day. Loss of some mail from my post office box.
Like many people, there is a lot I like about the United States Postal Service, but there are also a few things that can be improved.
I am a frequent visitor to the my local post office. I rent my own little box there (I feel so important)....
Pros: Well sometimes I get my mail Cons: They don't care that the mail carrier messes up regularly
We have a long standing joke through out our neighborhood...we have nicknamed our mail carrier Speedy. The only problem....he isn't quite so Speedy. We even have a neighbor who does a fantastic impression of Speedy.
Pros: Fast, efficient, convenient, cost effective. Cons: None, I greatly appreciate their service.
Did you know that Benjamin Franklin was appointed the nations first Postmaster General by the Second Continental Congress in 1775? A have a few side vocations, part-time gigs where a struggling middle-class family man trying to make ends meet ...
Pros: An easy way to lessen receipt of junk mail and receive first class in your mailbox Cons: not all junk mail stops coming
If you are like me, you like receiving certain types of mail. I love getting my greeting cards, magazines and catalogues that I subscribe to. I do not, however, enjoy receiving requests for remittance of payment from companies. But, then, who in...
Pros: Rain or Sleet or Snow , They always Show Cons: Just a Few
Epinions wants to know why I chose this company. I would have to say because it is still by far the cheapest way to get my mail delivered and the only way that I know of personally. Unless I send it overnight mail by UPS , Federal Express or one of the...
Pros: Portion of stamp sales goes to research, tax deductible Cons: NONE!!
When I was a little girl, my mother would send me to the local post office to buy a book of stamps. This was the extent of my experience with the US Postal Service until I became employed there 21 years ago.
Pros: The occasional letter gets through, sometimes Cons: Lots of mistakes, uneven delivery, vehicle for tons of junk
I don't have the Seinfeld quote just right, but whoever wrote the episode where Kramer attempted to put a halt to his mail deliveries permanently was dead on target.
I think Kramer could run for president on a "Stop the Mail!"...
I must admit, I hardly ever mail things standard. Why? Because it takes forever.
I am at the post office at least once a week spending a lot of money to mail packages. I was low on cash the one day so I decided that instead of sending...
Pros: Consistency of personnel, reliability, cost-effective Cons: Too many mail holidays, service very SLOW following mail day
There's only one big complaint I have about the United States Postal Service: they take too many days off. My birthday was last Saturday. That's Veteran's Day. Since that became one of many federal holidays, starting when I was a child, I haven't...
Pros: Give me a minute and I'll think of one... Cons: Slow lines, ignorant mailmen (not all are ignorant)
Grant it, I think that spending $.33 or soon to be $.34 for a stamp to send a piece of mail anywhere in the United States is a good deal. I have no problems with that. However I do have a few gripes about our United States Postal system.
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