Who else has ambled down to the mailbox only to find it full of junk, or disappointingly devoid of eBay purchases?
I have, and although I enjoy the chance for a gasp of fresh air after an electron-infested session at the computer, the sojourn can often be a bit of a waste of time.
That may be about to change, though.
The U.S. Postal Service has caught on to this often-failed, bizarre ritual for possibly millions of people each day, and is now sending scanned images of the actual mail pieces as it processes them to some customers' inboxes.
Those customers can see the outside of the actual items being delivered before they make it to the mailbox.
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