So how many of you get mail on Saturday? If not what about stopping USPS delivery on Saturdays?

At my expense. I must retrieve it, I must sort it, I must spend time going through it all, then I must dispose of it then pay my township to take it all away.

It amounts to 95-99% of all mail dumped upon me.

It is like a billboard I am forced to read or a TV commercial I am forced to tune into against my will.

I'm sick of mail and I'm sick of it being forced upon me.
Can you write return to sender on all of the junk mail? I've never tried that myself but if enough people did it.....
 
Amazon wont allow it.....
Amazon accounts for one-third of all Parcel Select deliveries, which is the USPS's last-mile delivery service.
  • Newly released documents obtained by American Oversight show that Amazon produced nearly $3.9 billion in revenue and $1.6 billion in profit for the USPS in the fiscal year of 2019.
  • USPS delivered 1.54 billion packages for Amazon during that time, or roughly 30% of the technology company's total volume.

AGAIN these are packages... not envelopes, which gross revenue is $0.73 per stamp!
Today The price of a First-Class Mail Forever stamp is $0.73 for standard-sized, rectangular envelopes
 
Can you write return to sender on all of the junk mail? I've never tried that myself but if enough people did it.....
While there isn't a definitive, publicly available statistic on the exact percentage of junk mail marked "return to sender," most experts agree that the number is very low; essentially negligible due to the fact that writing "return to sender" on junk mail often has little effect on stopping its delivery, as many companies disregard such markings and continue sending mail regardless.
 
lol...haul it out to the curb.....what 10-20 pieces?...if that....

You're kidding right? I bet I get 10-20 pieces of mail per day. In a week I can fill a shopping bag.

During the election I must have gotten 500 cards and fliers soliciting my vote for candidates.

In a year's time, I bet they go through a whole tree's work of wood shoving crap in my mailbox.
 
You are right... 45 cents was the last time I bought stamps!
Today The price of a First-Class Mail Forever stamp is $0.73 for standard-sized, rectangular envelopes
NOW if you worked for 33 years explain to me then why this figure that came from
According to recent information, the USPS incurs daily costs exceeding $8 million, with a significant portion attributed to salaries and benefits for its workforce, which can average around $5.8 million per day based on recent data from the Postal Service itself.
So simple math that you seem to be ignorant of AS well as doing internet searches as I've done for the FACTS..
52.25 saturdays per year (365.25 days per non-leap year!) times 52.25 days or $303,050,000 per year!
Now another fact for you who should be knowledgeable about this...
First-class mail is the highest revenue-generating mail class for the United States Postal Service (USPS), accounting for 31% of the USPS's 2023 revenue.
However, the volume of first-class mail has been declining, falling 6.1% in the 12 months ending September 30, 2023. This is the lowest volume since 1968.

FACTS not guesses... so again with declining first class mail, why are we wasting money for delivery on Saturdays?
everyone blames the workers who actually touch the mail...now why dont you find out how much middle and upper management make and their benefits and they dont touch the mail and they are the ones who waste the money it makes....and once again stopping sat wont save it 300 million.....they will be spending that on mon-weds paying OT to catch up....
 
You're kidding right? I bet I get 10-20 pieces of mail per day. In a week I can fill a shopping bag.

During the election I must have gotten 500 cards and fliers soliciting my vote for candidates.

In a year's time, I bet they go through a whole tree's work of wood shoving crap in my mailbox.
then you got your name on someones list.....
 
are they part of the countries budget?....
Well, if the US government keeps on giving them billions of dollars of taxpayer money every so often to keep them afloat then they apparently are part of the budget. But, budget is a funny term when talking about the US government. If your budget calls for two trillion dollars worth of income coming in and four trillion dollars in expenditures, and charging two trillion dollars per year onto our national debt, that's hardly what you'd call a budget.
 
Well, if the US government keeps on giving them billions of dollars of taxpayer money every so often to keep them afloat then they apparently are part of the budget. But, budget is a funny term when talking about the US government. If your budget calls for two trillion dollars worth of income coming in and four trillion dollars in expenditures, and charging two trillion dollars per year onto our national debt, that's hardly what you'd call a budget.
so they are not part of the budget and they dont take tax payer money but they can borrow from the treasury of up to 15 billion which they make payments on to pay it back,,,,if they are owned by the govt should they not support it?...
 

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