USPS Pushes New Mail Deals: Prices and Services in Flux
Published Date: 3/30/2026
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Summary
The Postal Service has asked for approval of a new deal that changes how some mail services work. This affects businesses and customers using competitive postal products, with a chance to share thoughts by April 2, 2026. The changes could tweak prices or services, so keep an eye out if you use these special mail options!
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