ByJonyRi
Hello, can you send a letter to someone whose city you only know, not their address? I have no idea where to find their address online, but I can't just ask them or their friends because I don't want them to know that I need their address.
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Send to someone? You need the right name. You got him, you can go to the phone book. Or you’ll send the letter to the local registration office, explain and add a stamp for forwarding.
Unfortunately, the mail cannot be seen. Street and house number must be on it. Otherwise, they will not find the recipient logically (except perhaps in a village with 10 houses where everyone knows)
No, it doesn’t work without an exact address.
The mail is very good, but this letter will probably go back to the sender.
What is that for a brainless question
No, of course not.
You might be looking for names in a book or something and find out the address. I’ve never worked as a post-bite, what I know
Sure. The mailman stops in the middle of the tour, sit in his DHL car, pick up a phone book, and look for your letter the name and write the address on it.
Oh, ever…
Let’s go
They won’t get the letters during the ride
only with name without street does not work