USPS to File Rate Case For Confirm Program

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The Confirm service offered by the U.S. Postal Service will be upgraded by October 1, 2001. The USPS, which will appeal for a Confirm rate schedule to the Postal Rate Commission, began the service in 1999 to allow customers to electronically track their packages and letters.

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USPS defends efforts on accountability

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The United States Postal Service has clarified that it is willing to continue the postal reform process by increasing transparency and accountability in its processing and transportation. The department clarified it to a congressional panel on postal reforms.

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USPS Keeps 6-Day Mail

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The traditional six-day mail delivery schedule will be maintained by the U.S. Postal Service, which had considered discontinuing Saturday mail service. The USPS, which made the decision at a Board of Governors meeting, is searching for ways to cut costs.

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