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Thanks for this. To my knowledge, the current policy doesn't allow a PO box. But I'll explore what you've mentioned. Although I've now lost interest in publish

Thanks for this. To my knowledge, the current policy doesn't allow a PO box. But I'll explore what you've mentioned. Although I've now lost interest in publishing on the play store.

jadamson 2y ago
In the UK you might be able to use a "virtual office" address instead, although this will cost money. https://www.reddit.com/r/ContractorUK/comments/1gka8lq/virtual_business_address_in_uk/ https://www.reddit.com/r/ContractorUK/comments/1gka8lq/virtu...
cmurf 2y ago
Non-USPS mail services use physical addresses. The post office delivers all the mail there, and it's the responsibility of the private party to sort. Therefore you can list the "box" as a "unit" number, or "ste" (suite) or "apt" (apartment). Ask the 3rd party service prior to contracting. I had such a service in NYC (they're common, lotsa businesses love having a Suite address on 5th Ave, or whatever). I'd test it before committing to a long term contract though.
5555624 2y ago
Check with your Post Office. My USPS Post Office Box actually has a street address I can use, as well. They started this about four or five years ago. It's the street address of the Post Office, with the box number added like an apartment number. (Interestingly, the Zip+four is different.)