Saw this a while back when I walked into a Target store. Thought it was a good idea from the United States Postal Service. Getting to a post office isn't always convenient. And when you do actually go, usually there's a line held up by some guy asking repeatedly how long a Forever Stamp is good for (true story). Rather than making people come to them, they're putting themselves in a place where people often go. I like it.
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Genius! I'm terrible about remembering to go to the post office - but no one needs to remind me to shop!
Thanks!
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Posted by: Veronika Freeman | 25 April 2010 at 02:44 PM
It is amazing to me how often I am in need of a mail center. Anywhere convenient they can stick a blue bin, I'm all for it.
Posted by: Pablo Edwards | 25 April 2010 at 09:03 PM