I have been attempting to get several items ordered through Amazon delivered to my home recently. The orders were sent through USPS with postage paid in advance through Amazon. The Choctaw post office, July 3, 2025, 07:53, said they made attempts to deliver the items but were not able to because there was not a secure location to leave the items. On Saturday, July 5, 2025, at 07:33, a postal employee called my home and informed me that there would be additional postage due (COD), for each item stating the sender had only paid $2.00 (two dollars) towards the postage. I informed him that the postage was paid by me in advance. I asked him to take a picture so I could send it to Amazon, he said he would and that he would forward it to me, I have not received anything as of this date. There was supposed to have been a sticker left at the front door by the postal carrier on Thursday and again on Saturday when a third attempt was made in the morning of July 5, 2025, at 08:17.
When inquiring as to how the postal employee could make an attempt to deliver something to my home without being seen and recorded by the video camera at the front door the person at the post office stated they made an attempt. I am going to attempt to load several photos of various vehicles that drove by my house on Thursday morning and the pictures of the postal truck approach and driving away after stopping for four seconds at the mail box on the afternoon of Thursday and Saturday.
There has not been any postal employee stop, walk to my front door, knock/ring the doorbell to attempt to leave a package. The only way they approached my door was if the US Postal Service has invested in a Military Grade Stealth Cloaking device that blocks cameras from seeing them as they approaching a customers home.
The postal employee did leave the notification for the packages in the mailbox on Saturday afternoon when delivering the mail shortly after 17:00 hours.
The amount of Postage due on three 30 pound boxes does not make sense. The amounts owed are significantly different.
I question the validity of the COD charges. read more