I'm looking for current USPS delivery time for first class mail throughout the US.?
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1-800-ASK-USPS (1-800-275-8777).\n\nYou can report a complaint here. One time we didn't get our mail for a couple days and I called. They were really helpful.
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EMS from the post office\n\nIts the courier service of USPS , they are fast and cheaper than fedex , UPS , ARAMEX and all the rest.
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Saturday delivery is optional.\nhttp://www.fedex.com/us/services/options/express/saturday.html\n\n"Saturday delivery is available in the majority of U.S. cities with FedEx Priority Overnight® and FedEx 2Day® services."
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That means it was sent at 3:37 Pacific Standard Time (PST), which is the same as 6:37 Eastern Standard Time (EST). EST is three hours ahead of PST.
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www.usps.com  and look for calculate postage
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Try http://usps.com. They should know.
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you can actually contact the US postal service and buy the postage online, just print it and put it in your envelope, that is the easiest way! go to the USPS website: www.USPS.com
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I send mine and the time stamp is PST (Pacific Standard Time). My friend, 50 miles west of me and actually living ON the Pacifc coastline has an EST (Eastern Standard Time) stamp on his. We are smack in the middle of the Pacific Time zone. And the actual times of day don't make sense either. Go figure, huh?
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To the Post office.  Only certain branches have this service, be sure to check at www.usps.gov
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1st class mail 2-3 days. Priority mail 2 days, express mail overnight.
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Use USPS priority mail, that's what I use, but don't forget to pack it well cuz the mail people don't give a damn about packages..☺
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The average transit time for pieces of mail in the lower 48 is 3 days regardless of where its going or coming from.\n\nJust remember thats an average not exact, but the majority of the time 3 days is the norm and 4 days is the second most likely.
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3 days via First-Class Mail ($0.39)\n2 Days via Priority Mail ($4.05)\nOvernight via Express Mail ($14.40)\n\nIf you mail it early Monday, you should be alright with regular First-Class mail. (I'm not guessing, I actually used the calculator on the USPS website.)
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Sure it will delivered. The 23rd was the Holiday. But most likely a little later,all the mail people are just like the rest of us. A little heavier, tired and not moving to fast. LOL
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Go out to your mailbox and get your mail.  Your zip code will be on there.
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Get the package in your local POstal Office or online at www.usps.com . I have done this many times.