The bags are packed and you’re ready to go. Timers for lights set? Check. Refrigerator cleaned out? Check. Wait, what about the mail? Rather than hope little Johnny next door is willing to retrieve your mail every day in exchange …
If you plan to be out of town on business or vacation, you may want to temporarily stop delivery of your mail. To have the Postal Service™ hold your mail up to 30 days,visit www.usps.com, call 1·800·ASK·USPS, or fill out a “Hold Mail” form at the Post Office™. When you return, you can either pick up your mail from the Post Office™ or have it delivered to your home.
How many of us have watched with some amusement as parents pick up their child from college, only to struggle to fit all their additional belongings into their vehicle? The car is stuffed, and on the curb sits more books, …
Graduation season nears and for many of us that means food, fun and gifts to celebrate new graduates. Follow these tips to avoid a last-minute mailing and shipping rush and become a great gift-giver. 1. Print addresses clearly and in …
Everyone likes to look spiffy, right? Why should your mail be any different? The Postal Service™ has teamed with several companies that can help customers create unique mail pieces, including greeting cards, newsletters and direct mail brochures, as well as …