If you haven’t signed up for the US Postal Service’s Informed Delivery service, you might want to do so now. The service lets you see what’s expected to arrive in your mailbox soon. It’s ...

Go to the USPS Informed Delivery page. Click "Sign up for free." First enter your email address, then enter your physical address to see if the service is available for you. Step 2: Create a USPS ...

Identity thieves are exploiting a loophole in a free postal service designed to give you an early look-see into what’s coming in the mail that day. But there’s a simple way to beat them at ...

The U.S. Postal Service stresses that the actual Informed Delivery database has never been hacked, and said the best way to protect yourself from someone spying on your mail may be to sign up for ...

USPS Informed Delivery does not involve a credit check, so a credit freeze has no effect on your ability to sign up for Informed Delivery. Ulli October 3, 2017 Same here. 3 out of 4 (Innovis being ...

Identity thieves are exploiting a loophole in a free postal service designed to give you an early look-see into what’s coming in the mail that day. When the United States Postal Service (USPS ...

As USPS prepares for a busy next few weeks, Rupert is recommending people sign up for the agency's Informed Delivery program. The program is free and it is easy to sign up.

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Go to the USPS Informed Delivery page. Click "Sign up for free." First enter your email address, then enter your physical address to see if the service is available for you. Step 2: Create a USPS ...

Identity thieves are exploiting a loophole in a free postal service designed to give you an early look-see into what's coming in the mail that day. Sections WATCH ...

130 thoughts on “ USPS ‘Informed Delivery’ Is Stalker’s Dream ” Eric October 5, 2017. Besides this, how about the fact that anyone can put a mail delivery on hold for any address up to a ...

Identity thieves are exploiting a loophole in a free postal service designed to give you an early look-see into what’s coming in the mail that day. But there’s a simple way to beat them at ...