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First, as Alex mentioned elsewhere, postage continues to lag behind inflation, so I'm not too concerned about them taking my .02. Second, they still do a brisk business in priority and parcel post. Third they offer some pretty good options for dealing with postage online. And fourth, they're still the only service that comes to your door on a regular daily basis without having to schedule an appointment. The USPS still has a lot going for it. It may still struggle, but it's not as simple an equation as, "The internet is hurting the USPS."
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