Postal Service launches mail quality programs

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The US Postal Service has began implementing two quality improvement programs in Dec 1999. The Mail Quality Analysis Program is a joint effort between postal service plants, revenue assurance personnel and business mail entry units to gauge the quality of Standard-A and First-Class mail. The Standardized Acceptance and Verification program is aimed at standardizing the requirements used in mail preparation verification.

US Postal Service

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USPS offers consumers more protection

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The US Postal Service (USPS) recently unveiled a new postal policy that will provide customers more protection from illegal postal activities. The policy, which will target private mailbox renters, will impose stricter regulations, such as the need to provide the renting agency with photo identification, to curb the increasing cases of mail theft and mail fraud. The new policy will take effect on Apr 24, 1999.

Public Mail & Express Services

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NASCAR Club tunes up benefits for loyal fans

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NASCAR has enhanced its website with benefits for its loyal online customer base. The firm has enhanced its website in collaboration with Webloyalty.

Motor vehicles and car bodies, Automobile industry, Service enhancement, National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing Inc.

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