Called Informed Delivery, this Postal Service feature sends those who sign up for it scans of mail set to arrive at their homes. The Nov. 6 alert sent to the Secret Service’s law enforcement ...

Informed Delivery offers brands sending direct mail the option to replace the scanned image of their mailer with a cleaner, digitally uploaded mail piece, along with a link to “learn more.” The ...

If you've ever waited anxiously for a package to arrive, you know the frustration of a missed delivery. But the United States ...

Creating a fraudulent informed delivery mail account is illegal. In fact, stealing mail in general is a federal offense that could lead to up to 5 years in federal prison and up to a $250,000 fine.

A postal inspector with the United States Postal Service confirmed to News 6 the agency is investigating nearly two dozen cases in Central Florida of “Informed Delivery” being used fraudulently.

CINCINNATI, OH (FOX19) - The Indian Hill Rangers are investigating several cases of identity theft where the suspects have used the United States Postal Service Informed Delivery to help steal ...

The United States Postal Service is trying a new feature. Informed Delivery is a free service that gives customers who sign up advanced notice of mail delivery. USPS will e-mail you a notification ...

A view of a man wearing a mask passing by a United States postal service delivery van in borough of Queens in New York City, US, on April 8, 2020. (Photo by John Nacion/NurPhoto via Getty Images) ...

Criminals are abusing the US Postal Service's Informed Delivery for ID theft and fraud. Meanwhile, vulnerabilities were found in Oracle's VirtualBox, WordPress and Adobe ColdFusion servers.

The service, dubbed “ Informed Delivery,” has been available to select addresses in several states since 2014 under a targeted USPS pilot program, but it has since expanded to include many ZIP ...

The Indian Hill Rangers are investigating several cases of identity theft where the suspects have used the United States Postal Service Informed Delivery to help steal from their victims.

And also to have Informed Delivery. Perhaps you have heard of this glimpse into the future from the United States Postal Service. It's very helpful — and free, too. Need a break?