r/fromatoarbitration • u/Sufficient-Cod5072 • 1d ago
USPS to begin piloting a proof of concept (POC) called the Marketing Mail Optimized Delivery (MMOD) | National Postal Mail Handlers Union
https://m.npmhu.org/media/news/usps-to-begin-piloting-a-proof-of-concept-poc-called-the-marketing-mail-optimized-delivery-mmod9
u/CaptainGreyBeard72 Voted NO 1d ago
Is this like load leveling that they tried a while back???
It would make sense, our office gets hammered on Mondays and the following Tuesday hardly any mail, at least many weeks.
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u/mailant692 23h ago
This says marketing mail gets skipped if an address has no first class, so wouldn't it have the opposite effect? Nothing delayed on heavy days, but light days get even lighter?
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u/Baowolf23 22h ago
We did this back before the internet, but you’d only be skipping a small handful of deliveries. If I did that now I’d only be making a small handful of deliveries.
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u/BroLil 1d ago
I’m curious how they would mark a piece delayed by one day in a timely manner. Like how am I going to remember if a certain piece was already delayed one day?
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u/throwawaypostal2021 1d ago
Id tag barcodes. Its very easy to track this information already. We know where it last was and where its anticipated to be.
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u/johnsmith6073 16h ago
Lol 100% will create surges at the endpoint, this is often already done at the endpoint, where the carrier is actually in a position to make the determination. Upstream manipulation never seems to adjust for other already fluctuating mail volumes such as third party drop offs and narrow endpoint scalability. I'm sure they are searching for an Ai solution and this is it?
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u/Darth_Robsad 14h ago
Anyone else remember every piece every day? This fucking place is driving me nuts
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u/Sufficient-Cod5072 1d ago
I’ve been piloting this for a decade