[Smogger]

I seriously doubt FedEx or any other company has the capacity to deliver 150 billion pieces of mail annually.

As for the internet. Good luck. I would be willing to bet over 50% of the population doesn’t user any sort of e-billing service whatsoever.

[morphing libertarian]

The answer is the number of pieces of mail will be greatly reduced.

[trumandogz]

“I seriously doubt FedEx or any other company has the capacity to deliver 150 billion pieces of mail annually.”

If there is a market for delivering 150 billion pieces of mail, Fed Ex or someone else will fill that market.

“As for the internet. Good luck. I would be willing to bet over 50% of the population doesn’t user any sort of e-billing service whatsoever.”

Simply because 50% of the population refuse to use e-billing does not mean the tax payer should keep the USPS afloat.

After all, we are not communists.

[dragnet2]

I seriously doubt FedEx or any other company has the capacity to deliver 150 billion pieces of mail annually.

Mail?

90 percent of everything Americans get is junk mail, which they never asked for.

I understand the USPS is now dumping about 20,000 tons of junk mail on us daily.