Re: [AISdiscuss] AIS Bulletins

["Ron2Don" <ron2don@alltel.net>]

All the bulletins are shrinked wrapped, put on a pallet, re wrapped so they 
stay together, put on a truck and sent to what is called the (BMP) Think of 
it as one of the hubs for an airline. There are several hubs in each 
state.Each hub in a state takes only the zip codes for their particular area 
of that state. Then from there it goes out to the post office with those zip 
codes. Then to your house?? I sent an e-mail to AIS discuss with an 
attachment from the USPS that says "Periodicals - The USPS does NOT 
guarantee delivery of Periodicals within a specified time" this came from 
the USPS Washington DC. When I find out where the first initial shipment is 
made than I will be able to find out where the problems are, but again read 
what I received from the Washington USPS.
       Thanks to all;   Ron James-Postal Sleuth

----- Original Message ----- 
From: <loberg@adelphia.net>
To: <aisdiscuss@aisboard.org>
Sent: Thursday, March 23, 2006 2:39 PM
Subject: Re: [AISdiscuss] AIS Bulletins


> I am wondering if it is possible for anyone to contact the USPS from where
> it is mailed, and find out if they were all delivered to them at the same
> time?   Kitty
>
> >  It  does not make sense to me that suddenly the postal service would
> deteriorate. I
> >  continue to believe that the problem is our mailer. Clarence  Mahan
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