Pity the poor souls that still pay their bills by snale mail
USPS announced Monday plans to push back mail delivery.
First-class mail is normally delivered in one to three days; the proposal will push that back to two to three days.
A Republican-led House bill targets ending Saturday delivery and closing post offices. It also seeks to implement a post office financial control board.
A bipartisan Senate bill introduced last month calls for the return of $7 billion of prefunded retiree-health benefits to USPS to pay for debts. It also calls for two years of studies on ending Saturday mail delivery.
Corso said the announcement is a precursor to facility closings, which could cause Youngstown mail to travel to Pittsburgh and therefore could not be delivered in the standard one to three days.
Thank goodness that I receive all my bills via e-mail and I pay my bills via on-line banking.
The City of Youngstown will lose a lot of income tax when the post office closes.
Will the hobby of stamp collecting survive? ;D
I wonder about services such as NETFLIX. Currently we can mail a movie back on Monday and have a new one on Wednesday. Mail it on Thursday and have one on Saturday. Looks like we'll be cut to one new delivery per week. I think NETFLIX will lose a lot of customers.... It just won't be worth it anymore.