Down with DeJoy
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“Louis DeJoy is systematically dismantling the USPS. His interview here is a feeble attempt to humanize a man who was appointed solely to destroy a historic American institution so that private interests could benefit from the gap in USPS service that has emerged since DeJoy was appointed.”
BB1264 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/11/22
More reviews of Mailin’ It!
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“Let’s stop pretending it actually cares! What they have done with the new RRECS system is robbing carriers of their earned income, many lost over $10k (some committed suicide) all because of “time management “ carriers cannot speak to each other anymore while working, carriers cannot speak to...”Read full review »
RemnantGirl687 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/31/23
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“Pretty high probability the 5 star ratings are either USPS employees or individuals friendly to print and/or delivery services.
I thought this would be an interesting podcast talking about real issues facing the USPS. It’s one big sales pitch to keep printing and delivering stuff to keep USPS...”Read full review »
Opinions Do Matter via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/10/22
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“I’m a huge supporter of the USPS, I collect stamps, and send cards, letters and postcards on a regular basis to friends around the globe. So, I feel I’m the target audience of this show. I do really like the information that’s being presented. I find it truly interesting. However, unlike most...”Read full review »
Craig W. 91 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/22/21
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