[tuzakey]

I just tried to turn it on for my USPS PO Box, it doesn't work. They require you to verify your identity via an online option that just reports that it didn't work or in-person verification. To verify in person you need a us government issued ID (passport, military, but not state gov) and if the address there doesn't match you need a secondary document (mortgage, bill, etc.) The only things I receive at my PO are amateur radio documents and domain registration scams. There are less stringent identification requirements to buy a handgun in California (State ID + supporting document)

That said, I'd really like it to work because it would save me trips down to the post-office only to collect junk mail and the previous PO box tenants non-forwarded correspondence.

[vinay427]

The normal online verification worked fine for me. It asked me the standard life history questions that are asked by credit bureaus, etc.

[Holmes]

Yep. Sounds like USPS!