@amyann2 wrote:

What drives me nuts about these is that they're listed, with available dates highlighted, you click the last permissible date and hit submit, and *then* it tells you that the 18-day requirement hasn't been met yet so choose a later date -- which you can't.

@SBP wrote:

If they actually beta tested thier offerings by …shopping thier own assignments as a test run, the glitches, flaws, and frustrations could be fixed before release, benefitting all involved.

@gene wrote:

the company who carried such shop before were on Shopmetrics. Actually the current company has another platform Sassie. They can switch USPS shops to Sassie.

@Amber05 wrote:

Can I ask how the PO visits work?
Am I supposed to address a box to someone I know, and then when they ask if I have a restricted item lie and say that I do?

Then send something else to the same person?

I'm new to this and I think some of the scenarios are very odd: appearing to shoplift in the bottom of a grocery cart. Sending $20 to somebody, then going back and say I changed my mind.
Asking someone who doesn't know me what kind of shoes I should buy in 2025, when I can look up exactly what I need on the computer in my pocket.

I am legitimately starting this gig, but I'm not sure if I understand if I'm supposed to pretend that I didn't know that I can't send the things that have been on the list for the last 20 years or so.

@Amber05 wrote:

The scenarios that make me uncomfortable, are situations I consider to be sketchy behavior.
I do not like to seem like someone who would try to do illegal stuff.

The regular stuff is great. Acting like a normal customer and getting proofed, ordering food, ordering from a grocery deli.

Thank you for clearing up the post office situation.

I could act, I do not want to be thought of as a miscreant.

@purpleicee wrote:

And the Academy Award goes to @Deedeezthoughts