I am the manager of a mailbox store in Elizabeth City, NC. I was just wondering how truckers manage their mail. I think I can help with our virtual mailbox system but I'm guessing the industry already has an answer to this. Thanks for the input.
How do long-haul truckers manage their personal mail?
Discussion in 'Questions To Truckers From The General Public' started by MailboxGirl, Jun 11, 2018.
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I used a PakMail franchise store for a few years. It was right off a main road in Edmonton. I was able to just park in front with the semi when ever I was in town to get my mail.
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And everybody will deliver to it as there is a street address.
I used to use a box at my local post office , it's half the price but most won't deliver to a p.o. box. -
I use a UPS box as my address.Looks like a regular address with a apartment number.(No PO box) It’s on my license,insurance etc.
If I have mail forwarded,it’s from UPS,to UPS,with fees.(3 days)driverdriver Thanks this. -
I quit checking mine I only get bills.
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There are virtual mail box systems that some drivers use. Some also use PO Boxes. I have a security mailbox at my house and I have USPS informed delivery so that I know what mail is getting delivered on what day. I plan my Amazon orders to deliver when I know I'll be home.
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What is more important is mail I send to loved ones at home. That is what gets them going for the day to run to get it. And even if I did get to much of that mail, it's obsolete because Im gone up to 9 months. Might as well throw it all away. -
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