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My old apartment had a system with keys. If you got a package they would lock it in the package mailbox and leave the key in your personal mailbox. I think tha
by anindha 9y ago
My old apartment had a system with keys. If you got a package they would lock it in the package mailbox and leave the key in your personal mailbox.
I think that is what above comment is referring to. It is nice having a notification, so don't believe its over engineering.
- jonknee 9y agoAgain, that's only accessible to USPS and requires a locking box per resident (your mailbox).
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- mrout 9y agoThere's no reason it has to be only accessible to USPS. And what's wrong with just using the standard, taxpayer-funded postal service for everything? It's a useful service where it makes absolutely no sense to duplicate effort and waste everyone's time, money and patience with competition on a pretty simple service. Every other sane country just has a single, taxpayer-owned postal service..
- anindha 9y agoEvery apartment I have lived has a mailbox. Not only accessible to USPS, anyone can use it.
- Godel_unicode 9y agoThat is a commonly held falsehood. It is against the law for anything other than postage-paid US mail to be placed in a mailbox. https://about.usps.com/news/state-releases/tx/2010/tx_2010_0909.htm https://about.usps.com/news/state-releases/tx/2010/tx_2010_0...