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Hey there you lovely postcard enthusiasts!
It has been a while since I posted here or sent a card out.
My P O. box has been pretty empty lately and it honestly made me sad. Even the post office clerk noticed - he told me that my box was the busiest there.
I have been so active in this community in the past and I want to send out more cards in the future again.
I would love to get some cards from you people! If you are interested, comment below. I am always open for an exchange as well.
I did the same poll 13 days ago. Curious to see how this will look this time around after seeing Friday's estimate (thur night included) of $37.5 Million My original guess of $212 Million is going to stay the same, although I think it may slightly pass it.
Homeless, unemployed, down, and out.
Trying desperately to get back on to my feet.
I do not have an address.
The supervisor refuses to help me get a full refund for the year's rental.
I called USPS customer service and asked for a full refund.
Is there anything else I can do, or should I accept the loss?
Edit: Atlanta, GA
Edit: Unfortunately, this PO Box is not eligible for an online refund because it was paid for at a Post Office. https://imgur.com/9J57VQs
To help set the scene, my mom has borderline personality disorder and my dad is a classic enabler. Mind games and gaslighting are the norm. Thereβs far too much to give all the details, but long story short they went crazy fundamentalist in my teen years (think the Duggar family) and all kinds of things went down which they now pretend never happened. 2 of my siblings have gone no contact and my own relationship with them is quite strained, not the least because I am gay and in a serious relationship with my girlfriend of 1.5 years. In spite of their treatment, I have always gone home for Christmas (except the year I was outed by a brother and was banished for family Christmas) and bought everyone in my family gifts. I have 7 siblings and 2 parents so buying for everyone sometimes strained me a little financially, but to me it was worth it to let them know I cared. Fast forward to this year. Itβs the first year ever Iβve intentionally not gone home for Christmas because 1) COVID 2) This year I was diagnosed with a disease that means my immune system is compromised and 3) I wanted to spend Christmas with my girlfriend and my mom has made it clear that she is not welcome in their house. So Iβm not going home, but I was sure to put a box together with gifts for everyone. I was so worried it wouldnβt get there in time with the influx of packages this year. I asked my mom every day this week if it had arrived and she said not yet but she was so excited to get it. Last night I saw that it was delivered to their PO box. I was sure to tell my mom, my younger sisters (F20) (F19) and my brother (M27) that it was there and all they had to do was pick it up and to please Facetime me when they open it because I would love to see them all unwrap the gifts. Today I asked my sister if they had gotten their box because by that point it was 5pm East Coast time and I hadnβt heard anything from them. She said they didnβt make it to the post office on time so they didnβt get the box. I was crushed. All month long I had planned this box and put it together and tracked it so carefully and it arrived just in time but no one could be bothered to go get it. I should also mention that the post office is within walking distance of their house. Like, literally the end of their street. Of all the adults in the house, no one cared to get it. I told my siblings how disappointed I was and spent the whole evening trying (and failing) not to cry. Itβs just the closest I could get to being
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So my local post office is a small rural one and this last Saturday (when they normally are open 8 to 10 am, They go out at noon) They were closed so I dropped all the packages in the drop box. After 5 packages it got jammed.
Speeding up to yesterday, the workers there had a strict talk about how the drop box isnt made for people who are sellers or ship a lot. They had several angry customers because the drop box was full. And I need to go the proper method when dropping off packages from here on out (at window)
This is the closest post office for about 45 minutes. Is there policies against using the drop box? Something just feels off.
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I've recently moved to NL and need documents from Finland. As of now, I don't have a registered address. I can send documents to my local post office? This would greatly speed up my immigration process.
You don't always have to return it to the police station, you can easily walk to a near by post office box.
If you're going to drop off mail at the drive-up box at the post office on Jollyville, this is a heads up that you have to go inside. No signs to tell you the box is closed until you're in front of it. Back out onto the street is your only choice after that (if you're there when the place is open; tricky to go the wrong way to park when they are busy like this afternoon). Not sure why the outside collection box would need to be closed anyways but it looked to have been taped shut for some time.
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