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If you have been ordering online and expecting letters and packages, this is one thing that will not change during the coronavirus outbreak.

If you planned on getting packages and letters from the United States Postal Service today (Wednesday December 5th), you are out of luck. Here's why.

The holidays are fast approaching and it's good to get a jump on Christmas cards and packages. However, most of us need some deadlines so we know that we can get them there on time. Here are some important dates so your holiday goodies get there on time.

There are less than one hundred days until Christmas and one major company is looking to fill a ton of seasonal positions now.

Amazon Prime announced that they will be increasing their rates to $119 a year. But there are a few ways that you can get around the increase.

We are planning to be away for about a week during the holiday package rush. We will heed the warnings so the porch bandits don't steal our gifts. Officials are urging you to do the same.

To keep up with the demand of the holiday season, the United States Postal Service announced that they will now be delivering packages seven days a week.

I've always thought it was a little sketchy to just have the post office deliver a package to home and just leave that item on a porch, or even in the mail box. Sure, it's illegal to take someones mail and open it, but what is really stopping anyone? Not much.

According to a former UPS worker, when you write "fragile" on a box, you actually get an opposite response from those handling it!