This is correct. After my mailman decided to return to sender every single check I was mailed last year I signed up for the USPS informed delivery service. It's free and works off their existing system. They will email you every day an image of all mail that's supposed to go to your mailbox.
BTW that mailman is no longer in their employ. Ironically he was better at not mixing up addresses.
USPS horror story time. Back in my junior senior year of high school, every college in the area was basically sending out pamphlets and why you should apply to them. The college had basically rubber band it together a whole bunch of pamphlets that all went through the town I lived in.
Mine happen to be on the top. The dumbasses in the local post office were too stupid or lazy to remove the rubber band to separate the pile to be delivered to each person’s mailbox. I pulled mine off the top stuck it back in the mailbox with a note saying wrong address. Female care refused to pick it up, bring it back to the post office to be sorted and re-mailed out. I called the post office and the local postmaster said that that was impossible for them to do.
This is correct. After my mailman decided to return to sender every single check I was mailed last year I signed up for the USPS informed delivery service. It's free and works off their existing system. They will email you every day an image of all mail that's supposed to go to your mailbox.
BTW that mailman is no longer in their employ. Ironically he was better at not mixing up addresses.
USPS horror story time. Back in my junior senior year of high school, every college in the area was basically sending out pamphlets and why you should apply to them. The college had basically rubber band it together a whole bunch of pamphlets that all went through the town I lived in.
Mine happen to be on the top. The dumbasses in the local post office were too stupid or lazy to remove the rubber band to separate the pile to be delivered to each person’s mailbox. I pulled mine off the top stuck it back in the mailbox with a note saying wrong address. Female care refused to pick it up, bring it back to the post office to be sorted and re-mailed out. I called the post office and the local postmaster said that that was impossible for them to do.
I just take stuff like that and put it in the outgoing mailbox at the local post office.