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Will USPS track whether and when users read Informed Delivery email? Who or what businesses get that information? Is Informed Delivery going to be another surveillance system that allows USPS to track what users do and share the information with third parties? Additionally, the description of “interactive content” is incomplete and unclear.
us what data USPS intends to collect and how it will be used. The SORN does state that the information can be used for debt collection and given to credit reporting agencies, but the SORN is not clear on the other sharing involved with Informed Delivery. For example, the SORN tells customers that the data collected from the Informed Delivery
Todays USPS delivery has already been received and still no ballot. We are heading to our OP home tomorrow morning (7/25) for a 10-day stay. This is the response received from the Elections Committee today when I reached out to them about the issue: “We recently learned that there was a one week delay by the printing and mailing ...
“We recently learned that there was a one week delay by the printing and mailing contractor getting the envelopes to the USPS Bulk Distribution Center in Tacoma, WA. We are very unhappy about this situation. Some members who signed up for the USPS Informed Delivery daily email are reporting that their ballot is in today’s mail.
The modern permanent record is a set of disparate bits of information about you that can be pieced together from online, offline, and other data sources to create a mosaic of your likes, dislikes, characteristics, finances, education, buying habits, eating habits, health conditions, and more.
Notice of the new meeting date is also being sent this week via postcard (USPS delivery) to all member addresses of record. I would add that the re-scheduled meeting date has been extensively publicized here on your Forum (thank you for that), on other Facebook pages with large followings, and in news media reports. 4.
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Here’s more information about Informed Delivery, and why it may create new phishing risks. Read more Aug 26 2014 California consumers get new smartphone remote lock law, plus tips for iPhone users
How to opt out: (Note: you will be asked to give your Social Security Number to complete this opt-out.) Opt out by Phone: 1-888-5OptOut (1-888-567-8688). This is an automated phone system. You will have three choices: you can remove your name for 5 years, add your name back in, or permanently remove your name.
Usually, this kind of scam involves at least two or three victims. The amounts tranferred in this kind of scam are usually just under $10,000. In Appendix A, there is a good example of this kind of request in an email from the scam artists to a victim. The instructions are to wire $9,600 and keep $480.