{Recently, I have made another complaint, in addition to the previous five, to the USPS - OIG, about mail I am to receive or have sent. I sent a certified letter to Richard E. Fairfax, Directorate of Enforcement Programs - OSHA, in Washington D.C., on the 2nd of December. The certification number is 7005 2570 0000 6898 2586. I look at the track and confirm feature at USPS.COM and there is no record of it having been delivered yet.}

[Incident: 041025-000003]

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From: Support@USPS <usps@mail.esecurecare.com>
To: y----y@aol.com
Sent: Sun, Oct 24, 2004 8:12 pm
Subject: I am told that if there is a specific room number on a peice of mail, only so... [Incident: 041025-000003]

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Question Reference #041025-000003 
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Summary: I am told that if there is a specific room number 
on a peice of mail, only so... 
Topic: Postal Policies and Procedures 
Sub-Topic: Procedures 
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Date Created: 10/25/2004 12:12 AM 
Last Updated: 10/25/2004 12:12 AM 
ZIP Code: 96814 
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Comment Type: General Inquiry 


Discussion Thread 
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Customer (Vernon Balmer) - 10/25/2004 12:12 AM 
I am told that if there is a specific room number on a peice of mail, only  
someone from that room can sign for it. I have complained about employees at the  
YMCA signing confirmations and receipts for me. I would think the postman would  
be fimiliar with these rules.