North Texas Residents Report Missing Mail

North Texas residents report missing mail after USPS investigation began.

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North Texas Residents Report Missing Mail

North Texas residents report missing mail after USPS investigation began.

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North Texas residents report missing mail after USPS investigation began. North Texas residents say they haven't received updates on missing mail despite USPS investigation. Originally reported by FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth.

Jesica Amador reports missing mail

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Jesica Amador says she saw her mail in social media videos and hasn't received updates from USPS.

“Am I going to get my mail back? I just want to know. I mean, am I going to get a clear answer? I want them to reach out to me and tell me what’s going to happen with that mail”

Aundia Rogers reports missing mail

Aundia Rogers says she filed complaints through the USPS app but hasn't gotten updates on missing mail.

“Once you take the steps of what you know to do and what you've been instructed to do, and you do it and you know there's no follow up, it can be frustrating”

USPS investigation ongoing

USPS says its investigation remains open but recovered mail has been returned to intended recipients.

“The usps office of inspector general told fox 4 on friday the case is still ongoing”

Residents seek resolution

Residents seek resolution

Residents urge USPS to contact them for updates on missing mail through the OIG hotline.

“The usps oig encourages anyone who has information or who may be concerned about missing mail to contact them by visiting https://www.uspsoig.gov/hotline”

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North Texas residents say they haven't received updates on missing mail despite USPS investigation.

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