USPS to offer Web-based address change service

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The US Postal Service (USPS) is introducing a Web-based change-of-address service for use by 41 million Americans who change residences each year. The new service, called MoversGuide.com, allows users to enter change-of- address information and print their completed National Change of Address form, to be given to letter carriers or the local post office. MoversGuide is free-of-charge for use by the public, and would be tested in Maryland and Massachusetts before the service's full rollout.

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Senator calls for probe of sweepstakes mailings

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Sen Susan M Collins is urging the US Postal Service to investigate if several sweepstakes mailings violate the new law prohibiting deceptive mailings. Collins is the chairwoman of the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations and is the author of the Deceptive Mail Prevention and Enforcement Act. She cited five mailings that do not carry the warnings that 'no purchase necessary' or 'a purchase will not improve an individual's chances of winning.

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Has the USPS lived up to its mandate?

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Although the United States Postal Service functions with little flexibility in management decisions and no real control over wages, prices and facilities, the service provided is of the highest quality. Several reform legislations are being proposed but once passed they will further reduce management flexibility.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Management dynamics, Management, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, United States. Postal Service, Company business management

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