“Almost all of the problems that I have encountered with the USPS are not the fault of the Cedaredge branch. I have had packages that I have sent and packages that I have received that have been opened and the contents removed by someone in the Post Office. These acts happened at locations along the routes and after speaking to a federal investigator for the USPS in Washington D.C. I have learned that that crime is on the increase and is very hard to investigate. She has worked for the USPS for over twenty years and was dismayed at the trend. The perps will remove the contents, repackage, and then send the package on. It doesn't matter if you send it confirmation delivery and it really doesn't matter if you insure it. One of the reps at Bushnell Optics told me that a postal employee somewhere along the route stole an item and then put the Bushnell label on a package of Cat-5 wiring and sent it on. You can try to get reimbursed and hopefully the delivery required a signature. You should always open the package in front of a postal employee. The moral of the story is that the times they are a changing and I no longer send valuable items via USPS. None of this is the fault of Cedaredge but they get the first salvo. The folks in Cedaredge and the girls who deliver our mail have always been professional and courteous with us. I suspect at times they are as frustrated as we are......”
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“Almost all of the problems that I have encountered with the USPS are not the fault of the Cedaredge branch. I have had packages that I have sent and packages that I have received that have been opened and the contents removed by someone in the Post Office. These acts happened at locations along the routes and after speaking to a federal investigator for the USPS in Washington D.C. I have learned that that crime is on the increase and is very hard to investigate. She has worked for the USPS for over twenty years and was dismayed at the trend. The perps will remove the contents, repackage, and then send the package on. It doesn't matter if you send it confirmation delivery and it really doesn't matter if you insure it. One of the reps at Bushnell Optics told me that a postal employee somewhere along the route stole an item and then put the Bushnell label on a package of Cat-5 wiring and sent it on. You can try to get reimbursed and hopefully the delivery required a signature. You should always open the package in front of a postal employee. The moral of the story is that the times they are a changing and I no longer send valuable items via USPS. None of this is the fault of Cedaredge but they get the first salvo. The folks in Cedaredge and the girls who deliver our mail have always been professional and courteous with us. I suspect at times they are as frustrated as we are......”