In the Mail: February 2018 - What You Need to Know About Postal Issues
Industry experts review effects of proposed Postal Regulatory Commission Rate Hike Plan. The USPS finalizes mail preparation changes, delays Move Update assessment fees, ends support for non-secure FTP for IV-MTR, and bids farewell to RIBBS.
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So let's see -- assuming a CPI of 2% per year and a decrease in cost of wireless communications of 5% every year and speed doubling every two years, this can only go in one direction. The USPS will never meet its financial targets. Lysander Spooner -- where are you when we need you most? http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/271139
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By Joe Webb on Feb 22, 2018
So let's see -- assuming a CPI of 2% per year and a decrease in cost of wireless communications of 5% every year and speed doubling every two years, this can only go in one direction. The USPS will never meet its financial targets. Lysander Spooner -- where are you when we need you most? http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/271139