Yes, I know, I meant that you can’t blame the USPS for being required to function as a corporation.They are constantly targeted. If they were to not generate a profit, this would surely give more ammunition to the morons that think privatizing (more to the point, destroying their union) the USPS will make things better or more efficient. By necessity they have to make money where they can.
I brought up the old credit and savings service because it provided genuinely useful and helpful options for people, and it generated enough money for the post that they didn’t have to lean on such cheap tactics as soliciting junk mail. I don’t think the thousands of mail sorters are happy about it either; it’s demoralizing to sift through and dump garbage onto people for a living.
Yes, I know, I meant that you can’t blame the USPS for being required to function as a corporation.They are constantly targeted. If they were to not generate a profit, this would surely give more ammunition to the morons that think privatizing (more to the point, destroying their union) the USPS will make things better or more efficient. By necessity they have to make money where they can.
I brought up the old credit and savings service because it provided genuinely useful and helpful options for people, and it generated enough money for the post that they didn’t have to lean on such cheap tactics as soliciting junk mail. I don’t think the thousands of mail sorters are happy about it either; it’s demoralizing to sift through and dump garbage onto people for a living.