Missing mail totes
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WINK News
Story Created:
Apr 26, 2008 at 10:29 PM EDT
Story Updated:
Apr 27, 2008 at 1:27 PM EDT
CAPE CORAL, Fla. - Do you have one of those white post office bins in your garage?
If you do, you're breaking the law. It's federal property and the post office wants them back.
The post office says people receive the bins and then use them for storage. If you do have them, you won't be fined or face charges. Postal workers are just urging you to return them to your local post office.
Each bin costs $4, and if people keep them, postal workers say you could see higher charges to offset the cost.
Fran Rounding of the U.S. Postal Service says, "We do need them back. We do use them daily for all of our mail. Our flats go in them so we reuse them over and over and over and they are very important to our operation."
Friday, Jun 27 at 2:39 PM SE wrote ...
I got one when I stopped mail while on vacation. It said right on it that it was USPS property and possession was punishable by file. I gave it right back!
Sunday, Apr 27 at 8:09 PM lah wrote ...
Why would anyone think they have the right to keep those? People know who use them that they don't belong to them.............
Sunday, Apr 27 at 6:57 PM GR wrote ...
Do they ever tell us this things. When they deliver mail to the businesses they alway leave those boxes. If you live at home and you get a lot of mail they leave you one. They never tell you the bin is illegal.
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