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Are you saying that you cannot post outgoing mail at the same location you receive it?
by svrb 6y ago
Are you saying that you cannot post outgoing mail at the same location you receive it?
- smsm42 6y agoI can. If I don't care too much whether it arrives or not, and whether it's stolen or not. When I was young and reckless, I tried to send a check out to pay a bill (water or something like that) this way. Next thing I know, I get a call from Wells Fargo in San Francisco (I am not in San Francisco) asking me if I really want them to cash a check for $MUCH_BIGGER_SUM_THAN_INTENDED. Good thing they called, because I didn't. Of course, the scammer fled immediately after the bank clerk touched the phone, so that was the end of it, except that I am smarter now, and no longer send checks in the same location as I receive my mail.
- svrb 6y agoIn other words, you were lying for political points when you said mailboxes weren't everywhere.