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There's a ton of services like that. You pick one of the physical addresses they offer, get a unique mail address to you, and whenever mail arrives they scan th
by henrikschroder 3y ago
There's a ton of services like that. You pick one of the physical addresses they offer, get a unique mail address to you, and whenever mail arrives they scan the envelope, giving you the choice to either shred, open and scan contents, or forward.
- csdvrx 3y ago> they scan the envelope, giving you the choice to either shred, open and scan contents, or forward That's nice! Can you suggest one (or more) services you like? Does it have to be in the state you live in? (ex: matching the driver license address)
- henrikschroder 3y agoI used one years ago, and I think it was this one: https://travelingmailbox.com/ https://travelingmailbox.com/ They have a bunch of addresses for you to pick from, and it works the same way for any other similar service, so check around and see if one has addresses that you like. The keyword is "mail forwarding service". For US addresses, there's a form you have to sign and get notarized to authorize them to handle your mail, because USPS does not fuck around with people illegally handling someone's mail.
- hiatus 3y agoIn my experience, there is a bit of friction as you need to get a form from the post office and have it notarized before a third-party can accept and forward mail on your behalf.