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p.o. box


Question Posted Thursday February 21 2008, 7:05 pm

Is there a way to get your own P.O. box if you are under 18?

How about if you send one from your parents' P.O. box, is there a chance that they'll find out?


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theymos answered Friday February 22 2008, 2:11 am:
If you want to remain anonymous, just send the letter without a return address. That's fine; it will go through (unless you made an error).

If you want to send by P.O. box, just mail normally, but write the P.O. box as the return address. You don't need to go to the post office to mail from a P.O. box, just to receive mail.

If you use your parent's P.O. box, they will get it first unless you obtain their mail key and get the mail before them. You won't get caught by the post office for doing this, but you might get caught by your parents.

You can get a P.O. box if you're under 18, but they're expensive. Your parents will not be notified, and you don't need their permission, but they *can* forbid the post office from giving you one, if they know that you want one and they don't want you to have one.

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