#Post office sunday deliveries full
#Post office sunday deliveries free

#Post office sunday deliveries full

Broken system at first i use to get a Sunday delivey no an then now it is never like today i have got over 100 deliverys this year alone to my house from usps during the week on Sunday like today says unbelievable as addressed an usually says take from parcel locker an it's full held at post office am they deliver sunday now today says something different im home it's Sunday an it's an amazon payed sunday delivey last time lady from Warwick office tells me no one from west Warwick to pick up the packages for Sunday delivey to me this is wrong to put this when they have brang me over 200 packages an over 100 deliverys to date this year alone i no alll my mail men an the regular weekly men are great they even drop off my packages on my top step as it says second floor an do there job better then any i have seen in some many years most will not even come to the door they take the time to leave something were i have asked an they ring my doorbell for signature or even when they leave something so i can get it. What do you think of the partnership? Do you foresee operational, staffing or other problems for the Postal Service as it ramps up for Sunday deliveries? Will this be a net financial win for the Postal Service and its customers? With this latest move, the Postal Service is looking to strengthen its market position in business-to-consumer shipping and to further distinguish itself from its main competitors – FedEx and UPS. But it has seen significant gains in its parcel sector through innovations such as flat rate Priority Mail packaging. The Postal Service faces stiff competition as it seeks to grow its package business and take advantage of the explosion in e-commerce.

#Post office sunday deliveries free

Utilizing the Postal Service’s ubiquitous delivery network is able to keep its costs down and, for example, give its Amazon Prime members who get unlimited, free two-day shipping the flexibility to get packages on Sundays.

So, what’s really new is the low cost of the service – making it a solid option for consumers. The Postal Service delivers 7 days a week using the premium Priority Mail Express product. The program is running now in the New York and Los Angeles metropolitan areas, with a rollout planned in 2014 in Dallas, Houston, New Orleans, and Phoenix, to name a few. Under a new negotiated service agreement approved by the Postal Regulatory Commission, e-tailing giant will use the Postal Service’s Parcel Select service to ship everything from clothing to garden tools on Sundays. This week the Postal Service announced plans to move into one of the few remaining frontiers of package delivery – Sundays.