[Bartholomew Roberts]

Research Informed Delivery.

USPS photographs every piece of mail in the mainstream.

But not sure it or they will tell you where the pieces were lost.

[Dr. Franklin]

Research Informed Delivery.
USPS photographs every piece of mail in the mainstream.
But not sure it or they will tell you where the pieces were lost.

I don't think anything was lost. Courts and government agencies, etc. likely have higher security. Things sent there get X-rayed and radiated to prevent terrorist biological attacks. I am pretty sure things get photographed at such places too. So if the government office wants to blame the USPS for something they don't want to admit they received, I am hoping the postal inspectors can show it was delivered.

[DouglasKC]

Research Informed Delivery. USPS photographs every piece of mail in the mainstream. But not sure it or they will tell you where the pieces were lost.

I would think it wouldn't take much to scan those images automatically for key words or images. I'm actually pretty impressed by informed delivery. I signed up for it a few years ago and didn't tell my wife. I'd get an email telling what the mail was going to be and then I would "predict" what mail we were going to get that day. She was amazed at my accuracy. I could only keep it up for about a week and a half though until I felt too guilty.