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The US Post Office Says No More Mail On Saturdays

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I love getting my mail. No, seriously. I’m one of those people who run out around 4PM to see what the household received. I don’t know what I’m expecting… it’s typically just BILLS. LOL – but I do enjoy it all the same.

Well, the USPS has announced an adjustment to their schedule. I guess too many people are using the Internet and smart phones and online banking these days to make it worth their while to continue to deliver mail for 6 days in a row.

You will no longer receive mail on Saturdays!

As of right now, post offices will remain open but that might change too. I guess this isn’t very shocking. We are living in a digital age.

It is estimated that the US Post Office will save $3 Billion during the first year of 5-day service. Wow!

What do you think? Are you concerned? Upset? Or is this all expected?

More info here.

Kelly J. R.

Thursday 7th of February 2013

As long as postage rates stop going up, I am all for stopping mail on Saturdays!

Veronica

Wednesday 6th of February 2013

Yeah, in Canada is there is no mail on Saturday so I guess I am already preconditioned to not having mail six days in a row. But will USPS still deliver packages on Saturday???? I always get deliveries on Saturday and I will be so mad if that stopped!

I am also kinda glad I get to see my postal carrier one less day because he is an absolute jerk. LOL.

Heather

Wednesday 6th of February 2013

Canada does not have mail delivery service on Sat...every since I can remember and they have small post office kiosks inside drugstores and other retailers and fewer "main" post offices, so it's much more convenient. I wouldn't miss Sat. delivery here. Most of the Sat. mail I get is junk. Seems like they save the good stuff for the weekdays.

Wendy

Wednesday 6th of February 2013

I'm bummed! I love getting the mail every day too. Wonder if Monday's mail is going to be all the more exciting now? :)

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