United States Postal Service

Brian Gaffney

Every time we are expecting a package from USPS, the mail carrier leaves a slip in our mailbox saying she couldn't deliver due to animal interference. This is a blatant lie, because I have a camera pointed at our driveway and can see that she never even attempts to deliver our packages. Furthermore, our dogs are never outside unattended. I've been to the Epsom post office twice to address this issue with the post master, but nothing has changed. My girlfriend has also called the post office numerous times and nothing has been done to resolve the issue. The fact that a government employee and public servant can get away with continuously lying to avoid delivering a package is infuriating. I've paid some hefty shipping fees to have packages delivered to my house, only to find out I have to drive to the post office to pick them up.

Tyler Noucas

Debbie is nice

Tammy Sweatt

Postal worker was helpful in determining what was the best way to ship packages and with insuring packages.

J Falardeau

"Carrier is unable to gain access to front door to deliver the package. Please contact the carrier to resolve." Until we can devise and implement a system that can bring our front door to the mailbox/mail carrier vehicle for you, you are going to have to get your lazy a** out of your vehicle and bring the package(s), that are your business to deliver, to the front door of the very customers you are paid to provide such service. These devices and systems will take some engineering to implement. In the mean time, we'll need to know which of the following impediments are the access problem. Is it the grass path, the two granite steps, or the 12' of brick pavers? We know it's not weather related or seasonal issues cause our front door access has been a problem in all possible conditions.