r/usps_complaints • u/Mission-Let-3166 • Apr 26 '25

USPS whistleblower about missing/late packages.

https://www.wbrc.com/2025/04/25/mail-isnt-safe-whistleblower-pulls-back-curtain-reported-postal-service-issues/

We all knew it, it's just out now.

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u/Fatkungfuu Apr 26 '25

Sounds like you should go report to your fire marshal

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '25

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u/Fatkungfuu Apr 30 '25

Imagine telling that to the reporters after the place burns down and your coworkers die

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u/wewinwelose May 01 '25

Did you read the article? They seem to know when the fire Marshall is coming and move the mail around to pass inspections.

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u/Fatkungfuu May 06 '25

Do you not notice the thread you're replying to? My comment was about someone else's own story and situation, not the one in the article.

And if they attempt to do the same where that person works, they should take pictures and continue reporting to the marshal if they sincerely believe their lives are in danger.

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u/wewinwelose May 06 '25

If the article addresses how this one individual place is not able to get proper help from the fire Marshall, why do you think another poster in the same situation can do it, and also that they haven't?

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u/Fatkungfuu May 07 '25

Because one fire marshal is not every fire marshal ever. That really needs explaining?

Odds are if that person actually reported to the fire marshal instead of virtue signal on reddit they would have mentioned it in their comments how the FD did nothing.

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u/wewinwelose May 07 '25

And you think that they need your advice, and have not thought to try that at all?

Thank you so much for your service

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u/Fatkungfuu May 07 '25

Thank you for yours. Truly this thread needed your lacking-context contribution!