In most advanced countries, the majority of historical posted mail is, or can be, distributed electronically. I wonder once the baby boomer generation dies off, will physical mail die with it? What do you think?
Hey all! I unexpectedly had to leave Chicago due to a family emergency overseas and won’t be back until October. I’ve been holding my mail with USPS since I don’t have a forwarding address, and I regularly check Informed Delivery.
I just received this notification and haven’t seen anything like it before. Does anyone know what this could be or whether I should be concerned? My mail is currently on hold with USPS.
The address is where Maude Hunters is to save anyone from a google search lol - but it isn't like a maudes advertisement as far as I'm aware
I have a beware of dog sign and a very friendly dog- she’s old, so she’s not out much. The sign is there as just a “there may be a dog”. What is the protocol for delivering mail? Package carriers usually just leave them at the fence, but the mailbox is by my door and I have not gotten any mail.
Yes, you read the title right. I also mail on postcrossing as well but I'm curious if mailing convicts is a good idea.
Have you done it? Would you consider doing it?
Mailed a standard personal letter from North Carolina to London on July 29 with a Global Forever stamp. No tracking, just ordinary First-Class Mail International. It still hasn’t arrived as of August 10/11.
I understand there’s no guaranteed delivery time, but for anyone familiar with current international letter mail, is ~2 weeks still completely normal? What delivery times have you been seeing lately?