OnePercenter
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- Apr 10, 2013
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WOW!!!!I'm sure the mailbox store appreciates mail falling out of your box. You can opt-out of receiving non-first class mail.Why would people NOT want their mail?yes i was..... and those people lived on my route....i had peoplenot true....i had people who had PO boxes and they told me please do not put anything in the box because they wont be checking it...so anything they got i wasted or returned it to sender with an explanation per their orders.....The US Post Office mandate is if you have a registered address and a mail box, you have to receive mail. Something that Federal Express et Al doesn't have to do.Outdated business model for the 21st century.
In fairness, it's not really a "business model", since their mandate is something other than making a profit.
What people were those? Were/are you a mail carrier for the USPS?
I very rarely check my mail, unless I've actually requested something to be sent to me. The vast majority of what comes in my mailbox gets chucked in the trash before I even leave the mailbox store.
I have no idea what you're babbling about. Which is the one thing you and I have in common, because you clearly have no idea what you're babbling about, either.
Should my box become full before I go by to check it - which is unlikely, because I very rarely opt for paper mail from anyone I do business with - they put it in a storage box and put a note in my mailbox to let me know. And before you start whinging at me about "putting them to extra effort" or some other such lazy leftist twaddle, don't bother. That is part of the service for which I pay. I am not giving them money so that I can accommodate THEIR convenience; I am giving them money for them to accommodate mine.
Most of the small amount of mail I get was not requested by me, and therefore is not something I give much of a shit about one way or another.