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 their own ...

The United States Post Office took a leap into the digital age last year with a service called Informed Delivery, which sends people an email with a preview of what's coming in that day's mail. But ...

Every day millions of people are expecting a letter or package in the mail. The U.S. Postal Service has a feature that lets you see what’s coming to its customers' mailboxes and when — but it's ...

These thieves have mail-icious intent. A new Postal Service feature that’s designed to let consumers monitor their incoming mail is making it easier for crooks to steal their identity. Called Informed ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Want to know what's hitting your mailbox today? In 2017, the U.S. Postal Service launched Informed Delivery, a service that ...

A new feature designed to prevent mail theft, Informed Delivery, may actually be helping thieves in some cases. Jim Cook is one of tens of thousands of Americans who have signed up for a new Postal ...

For years, I have relied on a little-known remarkable service provided free by USPS called "Informed Delivery." This service is a game changer when it comes to the way you interact with your incoming ...

The USPS Informed platform has increased awareness, effectiveness, and results for direct mail. Brands now have a platform to link direct mail with omnichannel communications across email, SMS, apps, ...

I'm a big fan of the USPS' "Informed Delivery" option. When you enroll, the USPS will send you daily emails that show all mail and packages you're set to receive that day. (The mail scans arrive in ...

A new feature designed to prevent mail theft, Informed Delivery, may actually be helping thieves in some cases. Jim Cook is one of tens of thousands of Americans who have signed up for a new Postal ...