We moved in September to a different state and we noticed we weren't getting any mail but we were receiving mail from the previous tenants. We live in an apartment so our mailbox is one of those large rectangular boxes with the doors and we have a key for our ""mailbox". Well we had been notified by a friend that their letter was returned to the sender and that's when I realized okay there's definitely a problem here. I called and thought everything would be taken care of. They told me to make sure I put our names in the mailbox and I put it in TWO places so there would be no confusion. Stack all the previous tenants mail and put a note saying return to sender/ forward to current address as they do not live here only deliver mail to "our last name". The mail man completely ignored the stack and note and placed another piece of their mail on top. Well I contacted the post office again to notify them that I just did everything and more to fix the problem and our mailman ignored it. So then they said they'd speak to him and fix the problem... well we started getting mail! But the thing is. My husband has had 6 pieces of mail by the bank with his debit card to come and hasn't received it. Even tried sending it to the main apartment housing office. But I've gotten my debit card in our mailbox since and even had to get a replacement for it and my husband has still not received his. So my question now is WHERE IS HIS 6 PIECES OF MAIL? I called again this past Thursday to notify them that we've started getting mail but my husband is still not getting his from the bank and it's not our banks fault, they have the correct information as my information is the same, it's a joint account AND we've double checked each time we've had to call the bank for a new debit card that hasn't been received because OUR POST OFFICE IS DOING SOMETHING WRONG... STILL... When I called this past time I let them know of this and asked if maybe they could check to see if it was at the post office for some reason... The woman said she would check, never heard back from her. read more