USPS blaming cheap envelopes for a spate of damaged Christmas cards
The U.S. Postal Service is blaming cheap envelopes for a spate of damaged Christmas cards this holiday season.
Inexpensive envelopes made by a Scranton, Pa.-based paper company jammed letter-processing machinery, said Rich Watkins, spokesman for the Kansas City-based U.S. Postal Service Mid-America District.
Requests for comment from the Paper Magic Group Inc. were not returned on Thursday.
The processing and distribution center located in the Main Post Office at 500 West Chestnut Expressway saw a spike in jams due to the envelopes, Watkins said.
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2 Comments on USPS blaming cheap envelopes for a spate of damaged Christmas cards
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john potter on
Sun, 2nd Jan 2011 10:41 am
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eric moore on
Sun, 2nd Jan 2011 6:56 pm
they were probably damaged by employees opening them to see if there was any money inside them
They are right, those envelopes were thinner than newspaper.