We have an online service called "Informed Delivery" that shares a scanned image of the mail coming to your address each day. A heads up that is useful for me, so I don't have to go over to the post office to check the mail box every day. Lately I'm seeing delays regarding the mail that shows me what is coming to my house. What shows up as today's mail online doesn't arrive until the next day. This is still part of DeJoy's making trucks leave the hubs before all of the mail is loaded.

They don't make a scan just for these users, the scan is part of the sorting process and they're just taking advantage of already having that scan to share with interested mail customers. No charge. These sorting machines are what DeJoy was trying to take offline.