Mail when full timing
How is the best way to get your mail when you go full time. We are getting ready to start. I know some can be emailed which is fine but some is not. What do you guys do about this. Thanks
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donn0128 wrote:Unfortunately, if you are getting 3 pieces of useful mail every 11 weeks, you need a mail forwarding service.
Mail forewording services are kind of old school. Most folks now days do all their bill paying online. I can get notified by email when a bill is due. After 11 weeks I had three pieces of useful mail. The rest of a pretty good sized box was garbage.
Try as I might, I can't get the federal government to e-mail me everything instead of using postal mail. I also have one vendor that mails a package to me every two months. Since I don't know exactly when they'll send it or where I'll be, I have it sent to my private mail box at St. Brendan's Isle. It's also helpful when I order from Amazon and it's not prime. Magazines are another area where many don't have online versions or it's easier to read the physical copies. My health insurance sometimes mails me things despite my opting in to e-mail notifications.
Sadly, there is no getting away from a physical mailbox for me at this time. But having my mail scanned and sent out occaisionally works great. I think I'll keep the service even when I eventually get off the road.
