Ralph Timberlake's 'First-Class-Mail Delivery Service'

Not only is the USPS delivering less and less mail each year thanks to the internet, the business is also spending too much on gas due to gas prices steadily going up. When each postal truck has to visit several neighborhoods, using about a tank of gas every other day, the cost of transportation starts to outweigh the actual profit being made. McDevitt supports such a statement by saying, “It’s [the USPS] being pummeled by the high fuel costs.” In a nation where people are becoming more and more concerned about the environment, such a high use of gas is even more of a problem. Also, the junk mail received is troublesome and often times annoying, which is incredibly frustrating since there is no way to stop it from getting into the mailbox. So much money is being spent on the transporting of useless mail to millions of people who would rather not be receiving it, and there is no way to profit from the. If it wasn’t already believable enough, numbers speak louder than words, and the numbers provided by the USPS exemplify just how real the loss of the company is (Source B). Since 2000, the number of pieces being transported to mailboxes around America has decreased by more than 40 billion pieces. With such a loss in business comes a decrease in the overall revenue for the company. So, it is surprising that there have been barely any changes to the way that the USPS is catering to the new society that it is supposed to be servicing. If the USPS would like to start making a profit yet again, the business needs to consider taking a step into the digital world along with reducing their

By the USPS officials’ inaugurated cessation, they have estranging its property mail delivery service to 2117 Atkins Drive, Huntsville, Alabama 35810, as its neighbors. , nevertheless, their ceasing property mail delivery service without due process of law, their actions have proven to erode Disabled Veteran Ralph Timberlake's health. Irrespective of the property owner’s stern objections and his petitioning the USPS officials pursuant to their denial of property mail delivery placing Disabled Veteran Ralph Timberlake's life in grave and imminent

This progressive modern society is all about time and money, not about preserving the smallest free-standing post office in the United States (Source G) or any US Postal Service. Undouble, the US Postal Service should be completely eliminated due to the slow deliveries – plus our modernized society could get rid of one extra thing that is drawing our advanced and developed community backwards.

In today’s society the technology of smartphones, tablets, and the easy access to social media has changed the way people connect. This has affected the United States Postal Service tremendously in the way people are choosing to pay their bills and send emails to each other on the internet instead of sending a post card. This has left USPS with many problems, which people believe that the Postal Service does not want to become a part of the digital communication, but that is not the case. The biggest problem as to why the Postal Service cannot be a part of the digital communication trend is because of the difficulty’s that they are facing with U.S. Congress.

Why are a copious sum of unscrupulous USPS managerial officials unilaterally proscribing, arbitrarily banning, and capriciously prohibiting property mail delivery service to the above cited property’s address, without due process of law?

The United States Post Office began in 1775, with the intention to create a bond across the nation and allow every American access to affordable mail delivery service. (S1) Over the years there have been many changes in the way people communicate. Gone are the days when the only way to send a written message was through the mail. Technology has given us many new ways to keep in touch with each other from email, to text messages, and even instant messages. Unfortunately, for the United State Postal Service, these advancements, which have little to no cost, mean a great loss in revenue for them. Since 2006 the Post Office has not turned a profit, which leads many people to question whether their services should be privatized. (S2)

Your humble servant, property owner Ralph Timberlake beseeches your support rectifying the denial of his civil rights; to that end, noble homeowner Ralph Timberlake files this mail fraud complaint against the United States Postal Service (USPS) officials. Since The USPS officials decreed that mail address to Property owner Ralph Timberlake at 2117 Atkins Drive, Huntsville, Alabama 35810, be perpetually return to its senders, esteemed homeowner Ralph Timberlake submits this grievance. Hence, he petitions USPS official for relief; they illegally returned his property mail to its senders. Without due process of law, they proscribed property owner Timberlake rights and privileges to receive USPS home and property mail delivery service.

code of ethics, you had to sign your name and pay the postal employee on the spot.

Once property owner Timberlake’s property First-Class Mail delivery, at 2117 Atkins Drive, Huntsville, Alabama 35810, became adversely affected, he besought, why mail addressed to the aforementioned address is subject to the USPS personnel’s capricious impeding whims? From the time the USPS officials commanded no property mail delivery service to 2117 Atkins Drive, property owner Timberlake requested evidence, an instigation, and an impartial hearing concerning the stoppage without due process of law. Thus, such shameful USPS administrators’ actions are a blatant illustration, an unashamed example, and a heinous instance of a USPS kakistocracy. Numerous kakistocratical USPS officials mandated the perpetual banning of First-Class Mail delivery

In Source A, the author suggests that the USPS could garner control of the government broadband, which is essentially Internet access. “That would define the Postal Service as a communications delivery service, rather than a team of letter carriers.” In addition to seeming more exclusive and high-quality, the USPS would have to become relevant for people to notice. In order to do this, they can expand their services to the E-world. People will stop associating the USPS as just physical mail, but instead an open-minded company. Plus, extending to electronics only makes the process of communications-delivery all the more

In the modern world, electronic ways of communicating have become the normal way to contact someone. With the advancements in this technology, we’ve been able to send messages and e-mails to someone all the way across the world; however, this technology originated from postal services, one being the United States Postal Service. The United States Postal Service,(USPS) was a pioneer for bringing mail to people all over the U.S. The key difference between these two services is the physicality of the USPS. If you wanted to send a love letter to your girlfriend or boyfriend across the country, an email can still be heartfelt, but also easily missed and disregarded.

The USPS is losing money and employees. As a result, the service is delivering substantially less mail than previous years. From the year 2000 to 2009, the number of USPS employees has dropped from 785,000 to 620,000 (graph). At the same time, the volume of mail delivered dropped from 208 billion to 177 billion pieces (graph). This clearly demonstrates the need for change. The lone increasing figure for the USPS is the number of delivery points. In the last decade, the amount of points has expanded by 14 million. The USPS has failed to capitalize on the increasing delivery points. Despite more potential demand

Disgracefully, the United States Postal Service (USPS) numerous kakistocratical officials illegitimately embargo the USPS’ property First-Class-Mail delivery services with impunity. Such despicable misfeasance is antithetical to the Private Express Statutes’ mandate and the American people’ anathema for fascist governmental officials. Subsequently, the USPS officials adversely deprive Ralph Timberlake’s 2117 Atkins Drive, Huntsville, Alabama 35810 property’s mailbox of lawful USPS First-Class-mail delivery service, without substantive due process of law, snubbing requested evidence, and spurning requested hearings. Unassumingly, Property Owner Ralph Timberlake submits this mail-fraud complaint against the USPS official. To that end, this

Since the USPS executives have displaced and inimical attitude toward due process of law and justice, Property owner Ralph Timberlake submits this complaint of mail fraud against the USPS. His complaint stems from the unlawful renunciation of mail delivery to his property’s address, 2117 Atkins Drive, Huntsville, Alabama 35810, without producing the lawful reasons and appeal rights and procedures. Surely, none other than the unscrupulous USPS officials would imprudently decree the illicit return to its senders, mail addressed 2117 Atkins Drive, Huntsville, Alabama 35810. Because USPS officials are surreptitious and furtively returning property owner Ralph Timberlake’s mail to its senders, his letters of complaint have not received the due

The U.S Postal Service is authorized by U.S.C. Title 39. The Postal Service was authorized by the Constitution and enacted by Congress, supported by the people. The Postal Service was designed to provide mail services to connect the people by personal and business correspondence, and education literary. It is responsible for providing its citizens fast, consistent, and proficient service. The cost of operating the U.S Postal service shall not be more that its service to its customers.