United States Postal Service

How in the world did they route my Priority Package from here to the state of Oregon instead of California for "today" delivery when it's impossible now because of their own routing???
Mar 18th, 2024

I shipped a package to the west coast. It was delayed at the Shreveport Post Office for a few days. When it arrived at its destination, the Priority box had been opened, emptied, and taped back up. I can only assume Shreveport USPS has thieves working there.
Mar 18th, 2024

Jan 27th, 2024

I've been waiting for my package to be shipped to Calhoun so I can get the things I bought and they are taking there slow time just to deliver it it's saying my things are supposed to be delivered today but this facility is being slow doing there jobs
Jan 15th, 2024

1/27/24: still no word from post office regarding missing package. 1/25/24: USPS sent me a text notification that the package that was scheduled to be delivered January 25th via Priority mail (for which I paid an exorbitant fee) was delivered in/at my apartment complex mailbox at 6:19 p.m. When I went to the mailbox to pick it up 20 minutes later, the package was not in the mailbox, although the other mail that was scheduled to be delivered that day according to my informed delivery account was in the mailbox. I sent a message via Facebook to the USPS, and the rep sent an email message to the station manager. Today I received a reply: the regular mail carrier did not work yesterday, and the route was split between two other carriers. The station manager was supposed to talk to the mail carrier that delivered the mail to my apartment complex, but of course I haven't heard anything further yet. This is only the latest in a long line of problems having packages delivered to me via USPS. The packages are either delivered late or they're not delivered at all, and I have to jump through hoops to get a replacement or a refund for whatever I had ordered. The days of the USPS being able to reliably and accurately deliver mail and packages are long gone, and those of us who still have to depend on them are just out of luck.
Jan 11th, 2024