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You'd need to find a mom and pop storage space. That's why these mail boxes etc. places exist. A mom and pop mail place would be the best, they'd probably sign for stuff, not ask or answer questions if anyone came around asking.

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Something tells me Fairfax City Storage is a good bet. You want a place that is not part of a chain, operated by the owner etc.

Public Storage for that reason probably won't work well at all.

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Uh, why don't you just have your mail sent to your, uh, house?

Uh, great idea Wrote:
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> Uh, why don't you just have your mail sent to
> your, uh, house?

Damn you are too good.

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The guy is not a 'stupid motherfucker' because he's perplexed by a request for an arrangement that sounds weird, at best, and that he might be concerned falls outside the scope of what he's allowed to do as the manager of a storage facility. You'd also have to involve the mailman in this scheme. Who knows if mail is even allowed to be delivered to storage facilities?

So you're asking two people to accommodate your arrangement and perhaps put their jobs on the line to make your life a smidgen easier and save a few bucks. And then you insult one of them. So typical of you, you entitled prick.

What a Tool Wrote:
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> The guy is not a 'stupid motherfucker' because
> he's perplexed by a request for an arrangement
> that sounds weird, at best, and that he might be
> concerned falls outside the scope of what he's
> allowed to do as the manager of a storage
> facility. You'd also have to involve the mailman
> in this scheme. Who knows if mail is even allowed
> to be delivered to storage facilities?
>
> So you're asking two people to accommodate your
> arrangement and perhaps put their jobs on the line
> to make your life a smidgen easier and save a few
> bucks. And then you insult one of them. So typical
> of you, you entitled prick.


You realize that many of these places offer mail boxes/delivery services as part of their services right? It's really not a bizarre question for someone working in that industry.

First, of course storage places get mail, like their own bills and people making payments.

Second, of course you could get your mail there. You could do a change of address card, or send the address of the place to the people that mail to you. When your mail arrives at the storage place, they'd just put it in a folder or large envelope or something.

If some white nigger's mail started coming to a storage facility I was managitating I would throw it straight into the trash, after opening it.

Do you actually rent a storage space somewhere? You might find a place that would extend a courtesy to a customer, but they certainly wouldn't have any reason to do it otherwise. And if you paid them for the service, why do you think they would charge you less than you're paying for a box now?

A PO box might be cheaper than some commercial places, and you can pay for a PO box a year a time.

Read the agreement..............

why not a post office box address?

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Here Wingnut, you need a virtual post office.




http://www.virtualpostmail.com/

https://www.uspsoig.gov/story/audit-report/virtual-post-office-boxes#.U90LLfldWSo

Blessed are the murderous.

I remember a company on K Street that was a mail drop for those who wanted to have a K Street address for business (and snob) appeal.

eesh Wrote:
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> Here Wingnut, you need a virtual post office.
>
>
>
>
> http://www.virtualpostmail.com/
>
> https://www.uspsoig.gov/story/audit-report/virtual
> -post-office-boxes#.U90LLfldWSo

The problem with those is that every single sheet of paper mail is scanned (most likely by a minimum-wage kid) and then entered into a database that can be accessed by computer or cellphone. Then your already-opened mail (credit card statements, tax forms etc.) is physically stored. You think there might be some security issues? A sealed envelope mailed to a P.O. box is about as secure as paper mail gets, it's never out of USPS hands until it gets to you, and it's a convenience that really doesn't cost much.

Homeless! Love it.

If you kill yourself, eventually people will stop mailing stuff to you. Two problems solved!

WingNut Wrote:

> Yes, he was a stupid motherfucker. I ask him a
> simply phrased question "Would it be a problem if
> I sent mail to my business here?" and it took him
> over a minute of stupid looks to comprehend. Even
> though the manager is from India or Pakistan it's
> not that difficult a concept to grasp.One of his
> tardish responses seemed to reflect that he
> thought I wanted the storage bill sents there.
> Huh? Why?
>
> It's not like I ask the guy at Starbucks to
> sharpen some ice skates for me. This is something
> I never thought of doing but it's not that far
> fetched an idea either. The dumbshit was like
> "Why do not you send to your house?" He did not
> seem to grasp that sometimes it's nice to have a
> second, private address.
>
>
> I didn't ask anyone to put their job on the line.
> I would think these stupid foreign fucks would
> appreciate I park my shit in their glorified
> boatshed for almost 5 years, pay on time and
> rarely even go in the office. I would think they
> may consider doing this gratis or for a small
> extra fee to keep the space rented.
>
> Fuck you.

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I ask him a
> simply phrased question "Would it be a problem if
> I sent mail to my business here?"

this makes no sense at all

who would want their business mail to be sent somewhere other then their business?

I would have told you to go fuck yourself

We used to live in England, and every "newsagent" (sort of like a convenience store) offered "accommodation address service" for next to nothing. You used their address, they'd get the mail and sort it. Some of them made most of their money doing this. No big deal.

WingNut Wrote:
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> Anyway to all who answered, the second place I
> went today to ask about doing this said they would
> do it for me and even throw it in the mail for me
> if I left a large SASE. Plus they gave me the same
> rate as what I was paying at the other place and a
> free month. So fuck that Indian/Paki place,
> they'll see me in the rear view when I roll out.
>
>
So now you have to move all your stuff someplace else, give everyone who sends you mail your new address, and trust somebody who really isn't in the mail business to make sure you mail is handled securely by everybody in his office, and by his successor if he quits. This is better than just paying for a box? And if you use your storage place as the address for credit cards and bills, it will show up on your credit report and raise red flags. There are good reasons why most people don't do this.

Use USPS General Delivery. Here are instructions http://www.ehow.com/how_7527875_mail-general-delivery.html

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kUHDH Wrote:
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> Use USPS General Delivery. Here are instructions
> http://www.ehow.com/how_7527875_mail-general-deliv
> ery.html


Now that's a good move for the homeless, makes good sense.

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WingNut Wrote:

I am a
> Homo: this is for a BUSINESS address. Most billing
> is done electronically or check is received in
> person. My personal mail will still go straight to
> the house.
>
> There is good reason not to broadcast your home
> address to clients, and good reason not to use a
> PO box address. When you are grown up and a big
> boy, maybe you can think of some of them!

Someone in 'business' should be able to put on his big boy pants and figure this out.

You are losing the Special Olympics.

The Mike O'Meara Show Wrote:
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> If some white nigger's mail started coming to a
> storage facility I was managitating I would throw
> it straight into the trash, after opening it.


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