I just found something on the USPS about sending out packages. You can schedule a pickup. I was on their homepage and clicked on Household. I saw package pickup and shouted hooray! I'm in Michigan under a blanket of snow. Like the rest of the midwest don't drive if you don't have to. Since I've retired if I can not go out in the snow and cold I don't!
It would like you to put your package in your mail box for assigned pickup. If you can't they will pick up within a certain limit. One of the things they listed was front door. I noticed back door and other places.
Hope this helps others!
This is the most important part:
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Package pickup right from your home or office! |
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Carrier Pickup
Key Features
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Free, regardless of the number of packages you’re sending. |
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Your carrier will pick up your package when your regular mail is delivered. |
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Schedule a pickup for the next delivery day, or with the advanced pickup option, up to 3 months from today. |
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Available with Express Mail®, Priority Mail®, International services, Merchandise Return Service and Parcel Return Service. |
What You Should Know
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Mailpieces weighing more than 13 ounces bearing only postage stamps as postage, must be taken by the customer to an employee at the retail counter of a Post Office, Contract Postal Unit, or Approved Shipper location. |
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Packages must be ready for shipment before your carrier arrives. |
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Requests must be received by 2:00 a.m. (CST) on the day your pickup is scheduled. |
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Maximum weight per package is 70 pounds. |
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Postage must be applied to each package. |
For More Information
Carrier Pickup FAQs. |
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