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I’m also interested in a mail forwarding service that can be used as residential address and won’t give any issue with financial institutions, if you have any t
by deanmoriarty 6y ago
I’m also interested in a mail forwarding service that can be used as residential address and won’t give any issue with financial institutions, if you have any to recommend :-)
- dan353hehe 6y agoI can't recommend any one in particular, as I kept my home address. But I know that a lot of full time RVers use South Dakota mail forwarders as their address without issue. I believe it's because of lower taxes in SD, and looser licensing laws on drivers. But don't quote me on that last one :)
- culopatin 6y agoUPS PO Box and call it a “suite”.
- deanmoriarty 6y agoThanks. That doesn’t work with most financial institutions (or the ones I use). No matter what you type, they normalize the address in a USPS-mandated format, and automatically find out it’s an issue. “suite” is not going to trick anyone.
- lh7777 6y agoI have a mailbox at an independent mail & package storefront in my neighborhood. I just use their address and my box number, e.g. "123 Main St. #111" and have never had an issue with financial institutions, etc. accepting it. They receive my UPS, FedEx, and USPS packages as well.
- deanmoriarty 6y agoEven for your state issued driving license?
- culopatin 6y agoI can tell you that a friend of mine has a license with a PO Box and cops usually do the same so their home address is not revealed if someone gets their ID or something. He has his bank, DL, business, everything on it.