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They deliver to a PO BOX, but you pay for that service No charge. You just have to sign a rider agreement to authorize the USPS to accept on your behalf.
by masonic 7y ago
They deliver to a PO BOX, but you pay for that service
No charge. You just have to sign a rider agreement to authorize the USPS to accept on your behalf.
- newnewpdro 7y agoCan you provide a URL to anything describing this as a formally supported process? It's inconsistent with my experience. I've had rural USPS staff become accepting of my non-USPS delivered packages as a personal favor, but never any sort of formalized process. The formal path is the $78/yr PO BOX, otherwise they're oftentimes downright hostile towards accepting non-USPS deliveries freely for randoms. Are you just referring to USPS-deliveries? That's different, since postage is being paid.
- masonic 7y agoCan you provide a URL to anything describing this https://www.usps.com/pobox/customer-agreement-for-premium-po-box-service-enhancements.pdf https://www.usps.com/pobox/customer-agreement-for-premium-po... I've been using this for years. It totally solves the porch-piracy problem.