Revenue Protection Program Protecting Postal Service revenue means protecting its core business
What is postal (revenue) fraud?
How is the Postal Service defrauded?
Want to report postal (revenue) fraud?
Laws Enforced
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Our Mission
- To ensure the health and success of the U.S. Postal Service through strong, aggressive revenue protection measures.
- To identify fraudulent activities and prosecute dishonest mailers who deliberately exploit internal agency controls to avoid proper payment of postage.
- To identify and recover lost revenue.
Our Strategy
- To work closely with the Postal Service to review internal controls for revenue streams, and to identify and fix weaknesses.
- To identify and utilize relevant Postal databases for use in detecting potential fraud.
- To work with and educate Postal employees about potential revenue fraud schemes and to ensure they report their concerns.
- To thoroughly investigate and prosecute to the fullest extent anyone who defrauds the Postal Service through a revenue-related crime.
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