Charlestown Residents Receive Torn W-2 Forms
A handful of people have reported the issue, which might have been caused by an issue with mail sorting machinery.
Some postal customers in Charlestown received only half their W-2 forms this week. Resident Angela Fagin said she was immediately concerned when she received her W-2 form on Monday and found it already open, with half missing. “I called the Credit Bureau to put a freeze on my credit because I was afraid someone would steal my identity,” Fagin said in an email. She contacted the U.S. Postal Service's Charlestown Carriers Annex and spoke to the local supervisor, who reportedly told her that she had received a few calls about the same thing happening to other Charlestown residents. Christine Dugas, spokesperson for the U.S. Postal Service’s Boston District, said the office had received “a handful” of calls about the issue. “It seems to be a …
Matthew
9:12 pm on Monday, January 21, 2013
Careful, there. The USPS is only rhe federal government when it wants to be (read: when it serves their purpose). They never should have tried to compete with the big hitters like UPS and FedEx. more ›