Received letter for fairfax county 20171 zip.

The waiting is killing me!

I signed up as soon as I read about the postal scanning notifications. The security questions were tough, had to look up in my records. Got notice in 15 minutes of a package on the way and an hour later when it arrived. This is a very nice service. Hoping to see the results on the way Monday!

No letter yet.

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Anonymous wrote:We signed up for USPS' free "informed delivery" so I can see ours has been scanned for delivery today. 20121.

I just signed up. It says we have no mail today. 0_0

That's odd! Is that normal or is it just too early. How does this work?

It says I failed security questions and won’t let me sign up. What a scam.

That's not what "scam" means.

They don’t even have correct information about me and they’re saying I failed the security questions. Yeah it is.

Plus they took my personal information during the sign up process. Scam!

... it's from the USPS website. It's not a scam. I would be more concerned that there is some weird info on your credit report or something throwing it off. Obviously it is working for many people.

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Anonymous wrote:We signed up for USPS' free "informed delivery" so I can see ours has been scanned for delivery today. 20121.

I just signed up. It says we have no mail today. 0_0

That's odd! Is that normal or is it just too early. How does this work?

I usually get mine in the morning but sometimes it isn't until later depending on when things get scanned. It will also say no mail if all you have coming is magazines or fliers because it only scans envelopes.

I will say when I first signed up it took a day or two before I started seeing what mail I had coming.

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Anonymous wrote:We signed up for USPS' free "informed delivery" so I can see ours has been scanned for delivery today. 20121.

I just signed up. It says we have no mail today. 0_0

That's odd! Is that normal or is it just too early. How does this work?

It says I failed security questions and won’t let me sign up. What a scam.

That's not what "scam" means.

They don’t even have correct information about me and they’re saying I failed the security questions. Yeah it is.

Plus they took my personal information during the sign up process. Scam!

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Anonymous wrote:We signed up for USPS' free "informed delivery" so I can see ours has been scanned for delivery today. 20121.

I just signed up. It says we have no mail today. 0_0

That's odd! Is that normal or is it just too early. How does this work?

It says I failed security questions and won’t let me sign up. What a scam.

That's not what "scam" means.

They don’t even have correct information about me and they’re saying I failed the security questions. Yeah it is.

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Anonymous wrote:We signed up for USPS' free "informed delivery" so I can see ours has been scanned for delivery today. 20121.

I just signed up. It says we have no mail today. 0_0

That's odd! Is that normal or is it just too early. How does this work?

It says I failed security questions and won’t let me sign up. What a scam.

That's not what "scam" means.

Anonymous wrote:Oops 3rd grade AAP. Much better!
I don't disagree. I actually feel bad that people stress so much over this, and they don't have the experience yet with older kids to realize it's so pointless to get an ulcer over this.

Yes but you could say this about EVERY stage of parenting, really. It's a jaded "been there, done that" perspective...but it's your perspective because you are beyond it now. I don't think you would have appreciated someone constantly saying "you think *that's* something to worry about?...just wait 'til he starts crawling!" when you were anxious about your sleepless nights with your newborn, do you? Same thing here.

I remember being elated when I got our preschool acceptance letter (it was a lottery) and of course I look back on that and laugh about how silly that seems from a distance. But in the moment, it was my LIFE!

And if you can't relate, you don't have to post here or belittle those who do. Just move on. No one is hurting you by sharing their anxiety with each other. (And I doubt anyone is getting "an ulcer" over any of this. Lots of hyperbole actually makes you appear more irrational than the posters you are trying to dismiss.)

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Anonymous wrote:We signed up for USPS' free "informed delivery" so I can see ours has been scanned for delivery today. 20121.

I just signed up. It says we have no mail today. 0_0

That's odd! Is that normal or is it just too early. How does this work?

It says I failed security questions and won’t let me sign up. What a scam.

Anonymous wrote:We signed up for USPS' free "informed delivery" so I can see ours has been scanned for delivery today. 20121.

I just signed up. It says we have no mail today. 0_0

That's odd! Is that normal or is it just too early. How does this work?

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Anonymous wrote:This is the the dumbest thread I've ever seen, and that's saying a lot for DCUM.
I hope when your kids get to be teenagers, you look back on this craziness and laugh.
Nervous and excited to get the letter??? For 4th grade AAP??? It really shows that we live in our own little bubbles. There are so many more important things to worry about. Your child's life will go on and progress whether they're in AAP of not.
Plus, why be nervous?? If they belong there, great. If not, you should be much happier they are where they belong and do well. Struggling in a class they were not meant to be in only ends poorly for everyone.
This obsession with AAP is absolutely ludicrous.
In my humble opinion of course...

I think I speak for everyone when I say...shut the f*ck up! No one asked for your opinion on the point of the thread.

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Troll.

Just signed up, took 5 minutes. Best thing learned since reading these posts! Just Google it.

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Anonymous wrote:We signed up for USPS' free "informed delivery" so I can see ours has been scanned for delivery today. 20121.

How did you sign up for that? That's neat.

I got an email offering it to me since I was signed up for package tracking, but I believe anyone can sign up if they create a free USPS account and choose "informed delivery." They scan all the letters coming to you and you get a digest of them every morning. It's useful too to know if something has been misdelivered.