Originally Posted by villagetinker (Post 2349037)

Was there a stamp on the envelope, was the address showing through the window in the envelope, did you put it in the correct mail slot? I am not being flip, but I have been renewing for around 12 years by mail with no problems.

Originally Posted by derkster (Post 2349413)

I just pulled up their website and there is a subscriber portal where you can make your payment.

Originally Posted by Kelevision (Post 2349616)

For some reason, I’ve been getting the daily sun delivered to my house for the past month. I never subscribed and don’t read it.

Originally Posted by Taltarzac725 (Post 2349383)

The bill payment has been sent. I will have to see if and when they process it.

Originally Posted by thelegges (Post 2349648)

Did you send from different station or post office this time?

We have one of 2 important mail a year come to the house, everything else is online.

Informed Mail shows envelope on 7/1 still missing as of yesterday. We stopped sending or receiving as much mail as possible out of mail boxes. 3 people had their cards returned after I could see them in my informed mail. No idea why they were returned address was correct.

Originally Posted by chetotv (Post 2349257)

I heard from a friend in S. Florida it takes a week for a check to go across town - if it isn’t returned to her before - because the post office is consolidating distribution centers. This is part of an article from Google - lots more info online:

The delays appear to largely stem from a new system the Postal Service began rolling out last fall that will eventually funnel all the nation’s letters and packages through a consolidated network of 60 regional distribution centers — similar to the airlines’ hub-and-spoke model. The change is part of a wider $40 billion, 10-year overhaul of the network that Postmaster General Louis DeJoy has said will reduce costs, improve reliability and make the Postal Service more competitive. But in some instances, the plan has done the opposite, according to the Office of the Inspector General for the Postal Service, members of Congress and Postal Service advocacy groups.