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This is a discussion on Any fulltime rv'ers out there....need advice within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; how do you get your mail? I know a lot of times merchants won't send things to a P.O.box. Thanks in advance....
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how do you get your mail? I know a lot of times merchants won't send things to a P.O.box. Thanks in advance.
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Drive to the place you bought the items from :)
That's a good question though... most things can be paperless now, but I never thought about the delivery aspect (packages, etc).
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A mail place with boxes will accept all packages.Originally Posted by Macantic
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Most people use services like Escapees RV Club – the club for all RVers
These types of services can supply you with a "homebase" address if you do not own a "stick" house. They also provide mail forwarding for full-timers.
My in-laws were full timers for years and this is the service they used. Worked out fine.
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The Good Sam Club magazine has had several articles on this subject. As far as mail goes, yes, the recommendation was for a service that you can have your mail sent to be collected, then call up and have it forwarded on to your location when you are going to be there for a little while. If you are going to be at this for a while such that residency and vehicle registration is going to be a problem, Texas I understand is very friendly towards RV's as residents.
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