United States Postal Service

"Regular route 6 times in the last month our mail has been delivered to a neighbor. We have a community locking mail box and name and address is clearly posted in the box. Banking records, bills, amazon orders. Please do better."

"I ship lots of packages and always get friendly service. Once the tracking number said delivered but it wasn't and they tracked it down and got it there in just a couple days."

"Such incompetent people work here. For a year since I have lived at this address, they constantly deliver packages to the wrong house. We get packages often and no matter how many times we call and give them directions and descriptions of my house they still deliver to the wrong address sometimes. Type in our address into gps and it takes you right to my front door. How do you f**ck that up so often??"

"I stopped by the Clinton, MO Post Office on Tues. 10/22/13 to mail out several packages, including a small box which contained audio CDs. As usual, I requested to mail the box as "Media Mail", and the clerk said I couldn't mail that way because the USPS recently changed the rules and only educational material can be sent by way of Media Mail. I told her that I've mailed out numerous boxes of CDs over the past two months with Media Mail, and she said that "I'm sorry, but the rules on Media Mail have changed". In all the Post Offices I've been to in the past months in about 12 states, there were NO other locations that told me such a thing. So, just to see something in official writing, I went to the official USPS site and here is what the USPS says about Media Mail - someone please pass this on to your clerk, in particular, the line with the asterisks: Media Mail® service has special eligibility requirements for permissible contents. Media Mail rates are limited to the items listed below: Books (at least 8 pages). *** Sound recordings and video recordings, such as CDs and DVDs. *** Playscripts and manuscripts for books, periodicals, and music. Printed music. Computer-readable media containing prerecorded information and guides or scripts prepared solely for use with such media. Sixteen millimeter or narrower width films. Printed objective test materials and their accessories. Printed educational reference charts. Loose-leaf pages and their binders consisting of medical information for distribution to doctors, hospitals, medical schools, and medical students. Instead of paying more than I really needed to at the Clinton Post Office, I should have just taken my packages back and found another Post Office in my travels. And, just today, I mailed out two more boxes of CDs from Branson, MO ... and THEY WERE MAILED WITH MEDIA MAIL."