So are we going to let them privatize the P.O. w/o a fight? Not only privatize it but diplace

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66. This sounds like it could be a couple things

I am a USPS employee. I work in automation, so I've personally done the part of the process that sorts your mail into the carrier's walk sequence.

Since the problem is ongoing and happens regularly, it may well be that the sortplans of the machines are off somehow. The person that needs to be told about your problem is the in-plant support office for the facility that actually processes your mail. A supervisor in your delivery office- your local post office- should be able to put you in touch with that person. It sounds to me like your complaints are not making it to the right person. By all means tell them yourself; this problem cannot get fixed unless they know about it because the issue is not evident at all to the clerks processing your mail. When they are working on the machines, they don't know- literally do not know, or have the need to know- which address goes where in what route.

Since you are experiencing the problem with multiple carriers, the problem resides in the mail processing upstream of them. I strongly suggest you directly contact the processing facility that handles your mail. I suspect that's where the problem is occurring.