USPS 01-17-16 Rate Increase Pros & Cons
Customers mailing documents can relax. You won’t see an impact with letters and flats. These rates are staying at current […]
USPS Releases the OIG FY 2017 Budget Plan
Almost on the heels of the The PRC’s Fiscal Year 2015 Annual Report, the USPS Releases the OIG FY 2017 Budget […]
USPS Prices Changing Again – Really!
Good news! It looks like the United States Postal Service (USPS) will be decreasing market dominated product lines prices. The […]
Catalogs in the Mail Payoff Big
The United States Post Office processes eleven billion catalogs every year. Believe it or not, a lot of people like printed […]
Online Sellers Working with USPS Changes
Rejected Commercial Base Rate Labels The mandatory USPS addressing, labeling and tracking changes are having a direct impact on many […]
USPS Closed President’s Day – Mail Inc Open
The MAIL Group and Mail Inc will be open and available for mail pick-up next Monday…however… The USPS notes that post […]
USPS Mail Anywhere Service
Did you know that the Postal Service now has a new “Mail Anywhere” service that allows customers to use the […]
USPS and the Census Bureau
As part of the federal government’s “smart cities” initiative, Postmaster General Megan Brennan told a Senate committee that USPS Service […]
Senator Tom Carper Outlines United States Postal Service (USPS) Bill
On January 21st, the US Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs heard Senator Tom Carper (Delaware) present his […]
USPS Board of Governors Lacks a Quorum
Today the U.S. Postal Service Board of Governors has three members. It’s supposed to have eleven members. Currently the board […]