Is USPS in total meltdown? *A NOTICE TO SHIPPERS* (1 Viewer)

LOL yup. Somehow the package I sent from Iowa to New Jersey decided to take a spring break trip to Puerto Rico. I've seen plenty of packages fall off the radar for a while, but I've never seen a package sign up for a Caribbean Cruise.
It made it to Jersey!
 
Yeah. Complete shitshow. This was my adventure with @LiveCashGuy ...

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3 weeks after what should have been a 3 day trip, I put in a Missing Mail Search Request, and it gets delivered the next day.
 
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My current nightmare with them. 2 racks sent from Texas on 3/12/25 to Missouri, may 3-5 days typically. 19 days later this package has been sitting|stuck in the USPS black hole known as the Kansas City MO distribution center. Hopeful this resurfaces back on the grid in the next week or so.
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Over the last 4-6wks it feels like things have went to shit. Currently on my 3rd package in this time frame that it has disappeared for an extended (up to two weeks) period "moving thru network". Getting old fast.:mad:
 
I ship out a lot of packages. I have seen those “moving through network” status indicators for a long time. Not just a new thing in my world. Frustrating when it happens though.
 
Had an international package at a distribution warehouse thirty minutes from my house and the next day it was in Arizona. Crazy times
 
My current nightmare with them. 2 racks sent from Texas on 3/12/25 to Missouri, may 3-5 days typically. 19 days later this package has been sitting|stuck in the USPS black hole known as the Kansas City MO distribution center. Hopeful this resurfaces back on the grid in the next week or so.
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What ever came of this? I'm on day 5 stuck in Kansas City right now.
 
Here’s one of many shit shows I’ve dealt with in the past few months with USPS.

A client sent me a large check. For whatever reason, he sent it certified mail, which meant I had to be here to sign for it. As it happens, I was, however there was a large thunderstorm that day and the new carrier didn’t want to get wet, I suppose. So, he claimed no one was home and left a notice in my box. When I tried to pick it up at the post office the next day, after filling out there forms online to allow me to do so, it wasn’t there. No one could find it. They gave me the same “in the system” line and apologized, but it never showed up. Two weeks later, checking daily with the local post office mind you, no one could answer what had happened to the certified mail.

Finally, somewhere in week 3 my client calls to announce the package had been delivered back to him.
 
Here’s one of many shit shows I’ve dealt with in the past few months with USPS.

A client sent me a large check. For whatever reason, he sent it certified mail, which meant I had to be here to sign for it. As it happens, I was, however there was a large thunderstorm that day and the new carrier didn’t want to get wet, I suppose. So, he claimed no one was home and left a notice in my box. When I tried to pick it up at the post office the next day, after filling out there forms online to allow me to do so, it wasn’t there. No one could find it. They gave me the same “in the system” line and apologized, but it never showed up. Two weeks later, checking daily with the local post office mind you, no one could answer what had happened to the certified mail.

Finally, somewhere in week 3 my client calls to announce the package had been delivered back to him.
Had that happen last week with a certified letter…I’m home, no ring on the doorbell, USPS carrier just leaves a note “We missed you”.
Lazy.
 
Had that happen last week with a certified letter…I’m home, no ring on the doorbell, USPS carrier just leaves a note “We missed you”.
Lazy.
Same shit happened me yesterday. Nice they are getting paid being that lazy.
 
Not sure if this is due to layoffs/cuts, or what, but I have 3 packages en route that are stuck in the "Moving Through Network" tracking wormhole and moving all over the country...

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I had this happen recently with a non-chip (but valuable) USPS package.

Shipped from a vendor an hour east of me.

Went to another post office an hour west of me.

Sat there a few days, then went to a big distribution center 1.5 hours south of me.

Back to the one north of me for a few days.

Then it made a leap two states east of me, another big distribution center… 3.5 hours away. Sat there a few more days.

At this point I put in a complaint with both the shipper and the USPS. Hard to tell if either one got the word.

But the next day it got to my local P.O. and was delivered the next day.

Had I known that this would happen, I would have just driven an hour to the shipper. The bouncing around added hundreds of unnecessary miles to the trip.
 
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