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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msmith1199 wrote:donn0128 wrote:
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.
What if your bank needs to mail you a new atm card? What if your credit card company needs to send you a new credit card? Where does DMV mail your new drivers license when it's ready? Mail forwarding services may be old school, but there are some things you just have to use the mail for.
It's worth noting too, that the USPS will NOT forward those ATM, credit cards, etc, if the sender uses the common "Do Not Forward" instruction on the envelope. The commercial remailers are not subject to those rules when they are your address of record.
