Can u trust USPS?

The Postal Service ranked as the nation’s fifth most trusted company and the most trusted government agency in a 2013 study by the Ponemon Institute, the nation’s leading researcher on privacy, data protection and security.

Is USPS delivery accurate?

Originally Answered: How accurate is USPS expected delivery time? They’re usually accurate to the day, but not always. Your local post office isn’t the one that posts the Informed Delivery Daily Digest, so it may be off by a day or two.

Is USPS informed delivery ever wrong?

How Accurate Is Informed Delivery. The reality is, Informed Delivery is typically 1-2 days delayed and not all items that are scanned have a preview image coming up for it. Overall however, its accuracy could be rated at well over 95\%.

What is the most secure way to send mail?

Registered Mail
Registered Mail is the most secure way to send a package through the USPS. As part of the security conditions for this mail class, Registered Mail must be sent with proof of mailing which requires a trip to the Post Office (you cannot deposit your package in a collection box).

Is USPS 2021 reliable?

The United States Postal Service has weathered criticism for its performance in the past, but, despite systemic cutbacks and slow-downs to service, the agency maintains a success rate of 99 percent (and up) for delivering packages accurately and on time as of 2021.

Is USPS guaranteed delivery?

The USPS also offers a money-back guarantee if your package is not delivered on time. Unlike First Class Mail or Priority Mail, Priority Mail Express has a money-back guarantee if your mailpiece is not delivered by the promised time.

Is USPS 2 day Priority Mail guaranteed?

Priority Mail Express is the fastest mail service offered by the Postal Service. It provides guaranteed 1-Day or 2-Day expedited service by 3 p.m. for any mailable matter and includes $100 of insurance coverage.

What happens when USPS doesn’t deliver?

For delayed mail, either domestic or international, call 1-800-275-8777 to file a complaint. Or go to USPS online, choose the tab marked “Where is My Package” or “Where is My Mail.” For lost or damaged mail, file a claim for either international mail or domestic mail.