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USPS Ground Advantage
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USPS Ground Advantage has sparked some concerns regarding delivery times and routing issues. Previously, I noted packages from the mainland can take 2 to 3 weeks to arrive if they weigh 1 pound or more. Recently, I encountered two puzzling routes: one package was directed to Guam after leaving Georgia, while another traveled from Santa Clarita to Puerto Rico. Are there changes in geography or flight lanes affecting these deliveries? I’d like to understand the reasoning behind these unusual routes.
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I’ve already posted about how USPS ground advantage from the mainland can take 2 to 3 weeks to arrive if the package weighs 1 pound or more.
Here’s the new observation/complaint:
One of them was routed to Guam after leaving Georgia. The other went from Santa Clarita to Puerto Rico.
Is there something going on that I don’t know about? Did the geography of the world or flight lanes change?
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