This round of changes, beginning July 1, includes expanding service standard bands for First-Class Mail and USPS Ground ...

Scammers use fake tracking IDs, like "us9514961195221," to direct you to a fake USPS website where you're asked to update your address. The website looks official but is designed to trick you.

According to the USPS website, you can now join the beta program and try early versions of the new standalone app by scanning a QR code.. The app will offer optional push notifications when the ...

Per the USPS, an example text message for an expected delivery may look like: USPS 01123456789123456789, Expected Delivery by: Monday, September 11, 2017 Reply STOP to cancel. USPS tracking texts ...

USPS now also has a map on its website showing service standards across the country. To check delivery options, customers will need to type in their ZIP code along with the mail class they plan ...

TechCrunch also found that tracking numbers entered into the USPS website were also shared with advertisers and tech companies, including Bing, Google, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Snap.

In 1893, the USPS issued the first U.S. commemorative stamps, which featured designs commemorating Christopher Columbus' voyages to the New World, said the USPS website.

The valid domain for that Google Analytics code is the official usps.com website. According to dnslytics.com, that same analytics code has shown up on at least six other nearly identical USPS ...

To sign up you must visit the USPS website. USPS also offers another service, called Informed Delivery, in which customers can receive emails showing their mail and packages as they get scanned.

The USPS will only send text messages if someone signs up for informed delivery text alerts. Unsolicited messages about undeliverable packages are scams. Skip Navigation ...