My P.O. Is Now Returning My Mail To Senders

.......claiming they can't deliver at my address.
#1 = I've had my new health Insurance ID cards "held up" by being sent
back to my employer.
That took a bunch of phone calls + time to straighten out.
#2 = My car Insurance people sent me an e-mail asking where I moved ?
#3 = I had a plumbing biller tell me at her office "I sent you bills but they keep coming back."
"I won't charge you a late fee....this time."
#4 = .........and this is only the stuff I KNOW ABOUT.
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So....now I have take "leave time" from work so I can get to my damn PO ( in person ) when
THEIR HOURS are OPEN !..........my commute + work hours are prohibitive.
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Any body have this problem before ?.......what the hell did they say was the problem ?

 

Never had this problem.
Do you live in town?

 

You sure you paid the fee? I forgot once and two weeks later they still hadn't closed it.I was dreading your scenario but got lucky.

 

Oops,thought you meant a PO Box..

 

Now that I think about it, its only happened a couple of times, but cars were blocking my mailbox and they postponed the deliver.

 

I had a different problem last week. AT&T send me a bill (uverse) for two months with a penalty for a check they never received for July. I stopped payment on the check and paid the bill minus penalty. The later AT&T (mobile) sent me a bill for two months as apparently I never got the July bill for that service. They also accepted a payment minus penalty due to a good record with them. I was wondering if somebody was lifting things from my mailbox.

 

I talked to my retired postal buddy and he said in his day mail returned had to have a reason on it to alert the sender why it was not delivered. The carrier on the route either stampted or wrote the reason for return.He said to try calling them on the phone first ask for the delivery supervisor for your route if possible.

 

Does your mailbox resemble this?

 

Thank you for your replies.
Good one Hammie !
Jersey Guy - I will do.
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We have a postal delivery box at our complex.
I think something was not right, there ?

 

This summer we have a new delivery person on our rural route. At least once a week we get the mail intended for our neighbors about a mile away, and they get our mail. On the nights that this happens we walk down to swap the mail. Nothing has gotten lost in the shuffle (that we know of), but we've sure learned a lot about the neighbors this summer just from the envelopes and magazines addressed to them!

 

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Our mailman must think we are a couple of gambling degenerates with all the mailers we both get. Oh wait, we are!

 

So, why is your Parole Officer delivering your mail anyway?