US snail mail surveillance and loss of SIM cards sent to the US

DRNewcomb · 05-07-2013, 16:01

Registered mail is extremely secure but very slow. I hardly see registered mail disappearing without some explanation being offered. In fact, if there is any proof that the USPS actually received a registered letter and lost it, there would certainly be an investigation by the postal inspectors.

Having said that, I recall that long ago (1950s) there were programs in the Post Office to watch the mail of certain people suspected of "un-American activities." When the program was made public there was a huge public uproar.

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DRNewcomb (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Professionist Posts: 1,465 Join Date: 27 Feb 2004 Location: Mississippi, USA Country:	05-07-2013, 16:01 Registered mail is extremely secure but very slow. I hardly see registered mail disappearing without some explanation being offered. In fact, if there is any proof that the USPS actually received a registered letter and lost it, there would certainly be an investigation by the postal inspectors. Having said that, I recall that long ago (1950s) there were programs in the Post Office to watch the mail of certain people suspected of "un-American activities." When the program was made public there was a huge public uproar.