Hi all, anyone know if another house is built on same property as an established house, are they required to add another box? (I.e: Labeled as Apt A) It’s is being used to house farm workers, which are getting mail and pkgs under different name than the resident.
As long as they all use the same address, up to 5 "families" can use the same mailbox.
Sounds like you are either going to ask the customer to put up another box or, you are getting push back about putting one up. Either way, with one box, all mail goes in the box and the front door of the dwelling associated with the mailbox is the only location on the farm for parcels and signature items. If whoever is at that home won't or can't sign for them, I'd leave notice.This is the problem, we are having to borrow subs and would be much easier name wise to have two separate boxes. With all the names it’s a mess. Also the help are getting pkgs that need a signature. Well wandering around a muddy farm looking for the owner of the pkg has gotten old real fast. Would just like to go to their house and knock on the door like a normal customer.
This is the problem, we are having to borrow subs and would be much easier name wise to have two separate boxes. With all the names it’s a mess. Also the help are getting pkgs that need a signature. Well wandering around a muddy farm looking for the owner of the pkg has gotten old real fast. Would just like to go to their house and knock on the door like a normal customer.
You sure put the Ace of Lace in his place.I have a farm on my route, has migrant housing, much of the mail for them is addressed
to the farm office. That is where I attempt all deliveries.
I am Not searching all over the unmarked migrant camp to find someone who doesn't even have
a separate address. One man called in to complain that I wasn't delivering his packages to his house!
(You don't have a mailbox, ace.) They were medication from Mexico. I told the clerk
who asked me about it that I'm not going back there with that man's foreign Viagra.?
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With the farm's agreement, I have started leaving items requiring signature from field
workers at the p.o., and put a notice in with mail, so they get the chance to get it
that day, if they pick it up at lunch, or after work. If I try to bring it to the office for them,
there's virtually no chance they'll get it the first day. Much of it is food from home.