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<blockquote data-quote="TheBrownNote" data-source="post: 3929174" data-attributes="member: 70462">Simple solution. You simply send the USPS a bill for maintaining their property every year. If they refuse to pay, which they will, it would be because they would claim that it isn&#039;t there property but yours. Just get that statement on writing . You&#039;re all set. It is now your property again. However, the USPS is a privately owned company subsidized by the federal government, in exchange for their facilitating registered mail. The only truely legal mail service that is covered by law. The USPS commits mail fraud every single day.... When they deliver an Amazon package. It&#039;s only real purpose is so there is a place to send correspondence from the feds to each house hold, since, if,&nbsp; it isn&#039;t in writing it doesn&#039;t exist in the legal world. There&#039;s plenty of info out there about this. You just got to find it yourself. But put simply, walk it off. You&#039;re paid by the hour.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TheBrownNote, post: 3929174, member: 70462"] Simple solution. You simply send the USPS a bill for maintaining their property every year. If they refuse to pay, which they will, it would be because they would claim that it isn't there property but yours. Just get that statement on writing . You're all set. It is now your property again. However, the USPS is a privately owned company subsidized by the federal government, in exchange for their facilitating registered mail. The only truely legal mail service that is covered by law. The USPS commits mail fraud every single day.... When they deliver an Amazon package. It's only real purpose is so there is a place to send correspondence from the feds to each house hold, since, if, it isn't in writing it doesn't exist in the legal world. There's plenty of info out there about this. You just got to find it yourself. But put simply, walk it off. You're paid by the hour. [/QUOTE]

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