#mail theft

Like, practicing my constitutional rights, and then being threatened to get kicked out, loke that sort of not doing anything wrong cause I might get in trouble?

Someone fucking stole money from a card that my mom sent me... another resident of my building just knocked on the door and gave me the card she found ripped open and sitting between the doors downstairs... I have no idea how the fuck this happened, I live in a secure building with lock and key mailboxes... I did notice last week that the mailbox panels weren’t secured properly but I have a hard time believing anyone in this building would steal from my mailbox and then just ditch the card. Plus, when I checked just now, they were secured just fine.

If it wasn’t someone in the building, who the hell was it and how did they get in?! And how did they know to check the mailboxes?? And how did they get into my mailbox??

So I've had a few more people contact me about missing mail-

If anyone between March 1st- now has ordered from me and not received their mail, I need to know so I can make some attempt to contact the people above the individual post office with a claim.

Since last October I've had label/insurance packages picked up from my previous apts leasing office. Up until the end of January I had only had one piece returned to me.

I have only recently had (very kind and patience) people tell me they haven't recurved their mail from between mid Feb until late March or April.

So I have dropped off my work as normal, with labels and insurance, and then they'll never be checked into USPS, so I have no way of disputing it with USPS directly, but if I have enough of my customers tell me their mail is missing I can go above them to report a suspected internal problem.

Mail Theft

Source:

When you opened it and found the strange and worthless items wrapped in pink rainbow paper, the birthday card, the personal year-end letter I wrote, and everything else that was in there, I hope that you felt embarrassed and regretful. I hope you felt stupid. I hope it gave you a change of heart and you thought 'maybe I shouldn't steal mail from people's porches because it might be something homemade and personal and completely valueless.'

I hope you have a happy new year and that no one ever steals your mail. I hope you get home safe from work or school every day. I hope you shove a rosebush up your own ass.