Got just the phone number for you: 1 (800) ASK USPS This will get you in contact with someone at a call center, they should be able to at the least give you the info whether your PO box should be free. I am a rural mail carrier, and DO NOT agree with many of the decisions management makes and shoves down our throats (was thinking about making a different statement as to what they are doing to us, but need to keep it cleaner than that. It is a different body part where they are shoving a lot of their decisions). They keep wanting more work done, in less time, for the same or less money. They have lost touch with the "Service" in United States Postal Service. Heck, they won't let us deliver good service, it's all about how much money "management" can make by making their "goals". They don't give a damn about customers or craft workers. I could keep going for a LONG time on the issue of problems with USPS, but enough for now. I would suggest everyone unhappy with the way management is handling everything the way it is now to start calling the 800-ASK-USPS number. They don't listen to the workers, it will take unhappy customers calling the call center to even possibly change anything. DOUG
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