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Originally Posted by billethkid
If there were only a way to opt out of junk mails.
All the USPS provides is service to the postal station trash can.
Anybody want to venture a guess how many actually make it to the house?
If the junk mail that goes largely unread could be eliminated that would take a major strain off the postal work load......however that is never going to happen....
I would like to think if the story is true that the USPS would have sent some sort of notification indicating a potential effect on delivery times. Since no one has seen such a notification one would/could expect no detectable difference in handling the mail.
How do we know whether the sub contractors are not being replaced one for one with USPS employees. Those being let go would only be aware for sure of one thing....they are being let go!
I guess we shall see....maybe the change in snail mail delivery will be unaffected?
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All my mail goes home, including junk mail, we recycle and putting it in the trash cans defeats our commitment to help.