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Is it faster to mail a letter from the post office nearest the receiver?
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∙ 12y ago
Usually not. The regular flow of events is that all mail (from the local office) is sent to a regional sorting center, then if needed, bunched up with incoming mail from elsewhere, and returned to the local office.
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∙ 12y ago
No, the speed of mail delivery is not determined by the location of the post office from which it is sent. The speed of mail delivery depends on the delivery options selected by the sender (such as express or priority mail) and the postal service's delivery network and processes.
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