Missing package
Actually my call got though the first time. The people were friendly and my issued solved by a lady that went beyond her job to make sure everything is correct.
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Actually my call got though the first time. The people were friendly and my issued solved by a lady that went beyond her job to make sure everything is correct.
Impossible to get a hold of. Called well over 15 times from different numbers and was continually hung up on without so much as a hello. My 2 second question could have easily been handled but instead they spent over 45 minutes avoiding my call.
In the Republican attempt to privatize the mail, this facility is scheduled or has already been closed as a sorting facility. Now our mail will have to be sorted in Phoenix thus slowing down the mail considerably with the intention of destroying the US Postal Service so that it can be privatized and create great wealth for the corporation that will own it. Many will lose their jobs and once again conservative greed will triumph over the people of the US as we are hurled on a downward spiral into the third or fourth world.
Today, even though I have no vote, I would vote to close this facility. Why? I received a voicemail this morning from here informing me that a much awaited and important expressmail package ws there and would be returned if not picked up There was no phone number, tracking number, just a brief msg informing me Since I am in Alaska until Wednesday 2/6 I tried to call and see what options were available to collect this pkg. saving me having to start a process over and spending another $75. I called the national customer service USPS office and received their local number which I have called 11 times today with no ans. found a different local number which goes directly to a recorded MSG. Norway to contact them at all or at leat one they'll respond to. Typical government arrogance