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Pikesville Carrier Annex - Defective shipping label printed on Dec. 25th in Pikesville, MD 21208 #HappyHolidays

Pikesville Carrier Annex

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I posted an update here earlier this morning that accused this post office of creating a label that…read morecaused my package to be sent to South Carolina when it was the vendor who created the label for it as well as a defective label from a late-December purchase and delivery-that-could-have-gone-wrong that sparked my first yelp on this post office. So there's that which I'm happy to retract, now that the truth has been revealed (by the vendor and in writing, albeit six months after they could've volunteered their part in this to avoid looking as [fill-in-the-blank] as USPS), in order to redirect accountability where it belongs. However, I will use this space to criticize this post office for allowing my late-December purchase to move forward in their delivery pipeline even though they couldn't scan it in their system to be tracked. I'm not sure who gave the green light to throw caution to the wind - and during one of the busiest times of the year - but it wasn't in anyone's best interest. Additionally, I have a problem with any USPS location not scanning mail they've picked up from a business into their USPS system asap for safety's sake. I don't know how much other customers buy with each purchase from this one vendor I've been talking about, but with free shipping for orders that are at least $50, you know how much me and some customers of this vendor are spending per order. Would you want your $50-plus dollars just lying around in a USPS bucket for at least 24 hours (what I've been told is the norm by this one vendor) without being able to track/trace it? Thank you. Finally, the following gripe of mine, saved from the updated yelp that I posted here earlier, still stands based on this and other questionable-to-negative experiences I've had these past six years with USPS: "USPS' Human Resources department is in dire need of overhauling how they select employees. While very few people grow up wanting to work for a government (or a private) courier service, there are plenty among them who will do the work with integrity regardless of whatever personal life choices they did or didn't make for themselves. Those are the people who need to be given the opportunity to represent the USPS (and private courier services), and I don't think a USPS human resources professional needs the intuition of a criminal-turned-do-gooder to identify these people in their pile of applicants." The end.

USPS - postoffices - Updated May 2026

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