Binghamton — Were you one in seven million on Monday, touted as this year’s busiest mailing day? If you visited www.usps.com, you were online for one of that site’s busiest days ever.
If not, postal officials will open the lobby at the Binghamton Post Office on Wednesday, December 16 from 10 am to 2 pm to introduce residents and businesses to online opportunities with the Postal Service.
Postal representatives will demonstrate key online services found at www.usps.com at the Post Office on 115 Henry Street, including:
- How to sign up for text and email alerts through my.usps.com to track the delivery status of packages
- How to request free Package Pickup or Hold Mail Service
- How to order free shipping supplies
- Click-N-Ship allows businesses to create shipping labels with postage from a home or work computer. As an added bonus, consumers receive discounts on postage by printing their own labels with Click-N-Ship postage
- Every Door Direct Mail service is an easy way to reach potential customers using direct mail without a permit or mailing list
According Postal Facts, published by the Postal Service, there were 1.2 billion visits to usps.com in 2014, or averaging about 3.9 million visits per day. In order of popularity, the top usps.com sites were:
- USPS Tracking
- ZIP Code Lookup
- Click-N-Ship
- Postal Store
- Domestic Rate Calculator
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