“Package has been at Teterboro since Sept. “I feel horrible for people who may need medication or something that is an emergency.” “You can’t get anyone on the phone and I need this package for an event,” wrote an Alabama customer on on Sept. Indeed, many customers gripe that the USPS didn’t give any updates or notices about the delays, even as they resorted to filing missing mail or refund claims. That includes a Tennessee consumer who reported paying $26 for two-day delivery and a Westchester, NY, customer who paid $72 to Priority Mail a large package. “While we are aware of some delays, overall package service continues to improve, despite the surge in volume that came as a result of the downed Newark facility,” the USPS said in a statement to The Post. What’s more, the USPS maintains that Teterboro has not “had major delays in processing.” The facility even got a new 248-foot-long mail sorting machine over the summer that’s supposed to sort up to 6,500 packages an hour, or about 1,000 more than the previous system. Snail mail: USPS deliveries start to slow The mail that Newark had been handling - between 250,000 and 300,000 pieces a day - was shifted to other facilities including Teterboro, it added. 1 because of storm damage, the USPS said. The roof of the nearby Greater Newark Processing Distribution Center “partially collapsed” on Sept. The USPS, however, insists the Teterboro situation has nothing to do with the cost cuts, instead blaming Hurricane Ida. In addition to slowing first-class mail by about a day, the plan calls for reductions in air mail and restrictions on how far a piece of mail can travel in one day. The snafus at the sprawling Teterboro facility, which sits a few miles west of Manhattan across the Hudson River, come as Postmaster General Louis DeJoy announced a national mail slowdown as part of a cost-cutting plan that took effect Oct. US Postmaster General Louis DeJoy has been questioned by Congress over his plan to slow down first-class mail delivery. “It’s unprecedented to get this level of reporting for a single mail distribution facility in this amount of time,” Quade said. 9, but the number of affected consumers and businesses is likely in the thousands, says the website’s founder, Patrick Quade, who also runs.
Nearly 40 complaints have been posted on since Sept. “What is going on there? They have lost over $200 of my products.”
“This is the third package that has gone missing at this facility in past month,” wrote one angry business owner on, a site that tracks health, safety and community issues. It took 20 days to ship after it landed in Teterboro, she said.
Connie Young, who lives in Guam, recently ordered a $600 computer from Manhattan-based B&H Photo Video. The US Postal Service’s giant distribution warehouse in Teterboro, NJ, has become a “black hole” for delayed and lost packages - and it’s slamming customers nationwide, The Post has learned.ĭavid Yoho of West Virginia had to wait 22 days for a pair of New Balance sneakers he ordered on Amazon Prime because they got stuck in Teterboro, according to screenshots of his correspondence. House Dem ramps up pressure on Biden to oust Postmaster General Louis DeJoy Maryland man busted allegedly selling 600 fake vaccine cards for $75 each USPS mail carriers allegedly stole credit cards as part of huge identity theft ring Biden administration awards first contract for at-home COVID tests plan
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