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Originally Posted by S.J.SLEEPER
went down to post office, complained, our generously paid and underworked postal employees told me it wasn't there problem, call this # and speak to the postmaster.
I asked if postmaster was in, they said yes but we can't disturb her right now. You'll have to call.
Called, left message, 2 days still no return call.
the U.S. Post Office can SUCK MY BLANKIN BLANK!!!
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First off, Not all postal workers are lazy, my mother works in the postal system, and it's not a cushy job by any means. She busts her ass everyday to stay open since post offices are competative, and she fights for her office to be open everyday since it's part of the township. They continually try to shut things down/layoff workers to save money and attempted a few times before, but the public protested on both occasions and so far has stayed open.
Secondly, speak with the postmaster like WBT said. If they are in, they can be disturbed, that is their job. You are the public, you are what they make a profit from. Though it is government backed, they are open not to be a convenience, but to make a profit for the government, and has especially been hurting since Email is a more popular and faster way to send messeges, so now they are basically running off of package shipment ( or letters and bills for poor people with no internet lol.) So I'm sure the post master will be more then willing to assist you so they don't lose your business.
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Originally Posted by S.J.SLEEPER
Did I mention that my mailbox is on the other side of the road?
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That driver is being lazy, let the post master know personally, she will address this. Can you move your mailbox to your side of the road, or does your curb prevent that from being moved? You can also leave a note in/on the mailbox letting them know they have to come to the door and knock, that you have contacted their post master, and if continuing, you will file further complaints. if the note doesnt help, telling the post master will light a fire under their ass.