What possibilities are there for all(!) mail to be delivered to another location because mail is stolen from the postal address?
My specific case: Unfortunately, my ex-boyfriend keeps stealing my mail from my mailbox. I've filed a complaint several times, but so far without success. I've already suffered negative consequences because important mail hasn't reached me. A PO box isn't helpful in this case, because all regular mail with a regular address continues to be delivered to my address. I can't request mail forwarding either, and where would it go, since I don't have a new address.
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Nope, comes (almost) all in the mailbox (except "postbox extra").
Simpler than thought. Thank you.
Please
From your professional experience, you might also be able to tell me how it works with eg Insects or the like?
Comes into the mailbox, and will be deemed to have been delivered.
No problem
Great, thank you again for your effort
You could talk to your boss if it's okay to redirect your private email to the work address.
My colleagues sometimes do this for important packages when they know they are not there at that time.
It's not even about packages, it's about the very everyday mail of whoever… I can't know who writes to me and accordingly give a different postal address.
With a posting order to a corresponding address (work, mailbox, friends, …) it should work.
The post writes that all mail (up to a few exceptions) goes to the mailbox.What exceptions are I can't tell you.
Thank you
In contrast to the “classical” writing, no personal handover of the consignment against the signature of the receiving person takes place when sent as a throw-in letter. Rather, the delivery takes place by throwing the consignment into the mailbox or by inserting it into the mailbox of the recipient.
Once referring to the few exceptions, 98% of everything should land in the mailbox. This is excluded, eg Yellow letters (courts, courts, etc.), consignments for which you have to sign personally, consignments for which you have to prove yourself or letters from the mail yourself, such as invoices for the mailbox or confirmation of the registration for this.
Thank you, I was interested in that.Very good to know.
Great, thanks.
If you have a mailbox, all the mail goes to the box. Even if your address is on it. That's right. I always do with customers where there are such problems. It's not that rare.
What? That would be easier than I thought. Do you know how this behaves with inscription?
Oh, I really don't know. Could I imagine that this is going to the mailbox. It's just an outsourced mailbox.