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by tedmiston
3250 days ago
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I'm sure they thought of that. Probably some way USPS can refuse to acknowledge it or something. I've always wondered why private mailbox numbers even need to exist. The numbers could be virtual and all of the packages could be in one place to be retrieved by workers on demand. Perhaps there's some sort of clause USPS has to defeat an idea like that or an arbitrarily low limit for how many #s can be at a physical location etc. |
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