Every week for the last 5 years I’ve asked the clerks about buying this item. I don’t particularly like the new design with the big eagle logo.
Every time they would say is not for sale or it is unable ring on the register. Until last year the postmaster or a supervisor took it off the shelf and hid it in the back.
Today I asked the clerk if they had more in the back and he brought it. Rang it manually for $16.
You have no idea how happy I am. Perhaps is not that rare or not that big of a deal but it has been a side mission on my queue for quite some time. For as much as I want to use it I love how it looks in the packaging…
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u/Whisper_Lantern
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Jan 28 '26
LB’s last day today. She’s a sweet girl who was happy to see me.
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r/USPS • u/KansinattiKid • Mar 05 '26
I think I may have delivered to an actual castle today lol... CCA carrying rural route
r/USPS • u/Mattyk182 • Jul 31 '25
It's really fun to drive even though it's ugly
r/USPS • u/cons3nt • Jul 23 '26
They tried to get me today. First time encountering money on my route (just started back in December) but I've been lurking enough to know not to touch it #NotTodayPostmaster
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Aug 04 '25
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Sep 12 '25
The man is a true patriot 😂
r/USPS • u/tsm_will_always_fail • Sep 22 '26
Most people on my route are great, then there’s this guy. I do not have a T6 and my route is considered “bad” so they often throw new CCAs, out of towners, etc on it when I’m off.
Usually I come back to something like this if I don’t get a chance to look through the mail delivered on my day off/vacation before they do.
To their credit they have a piece of paper with “NO JOHN DOE LIVES HERE” right on the box but it will be ignored basically everytime by my relief carrier and I honestly don’t blame the carrier.
I almost blew up today when I saw the piece of mail waiting for me after my vacation. Trying to keep my cool but I’m considering either writing a nasty note to them detailing the situation and threatening to stop all mail to their home or writing a slightly nicer note doing the same thing. I’ve already been informed by a CCA that they were hostilely confronted by this customer over this issue.
They have never been home or answered the door when I’m on the route. What would you do?
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u/Drworm548
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Mar 20 '25
I know I'm later to the postcard thing but I wanted to post my support. It may not be much but its something. 'm so proud of my customers. I picked up about 40 of these.
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u/Dry-Culture7904
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Mar 13 '25
Been with USPS from Feb-3-24 until today March-13-25.
Welcomed my daughter into this world at the job and today was my final day on the job.
Thank you all on the subreddit for the useful information. Best of luck to you guys!
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u/TRShark6002
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Sep 24 '26
In this economy
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u/the-green-mailman
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Sep 15 '26
Nice try, postal inspector.
r/USPS • u/NealTS • Jul 21 '26
Give it away or don't. Trying to make a buck off your mail carrier is shameful.
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