When selling stuff, never put your return address as the same place as where your car is stored. Either list your business address as a return address or a relatives place.

 

Well d'uh!

 

I know i know...common sense....but sometimes common sense is not so common!

 

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xymoron:

and most important dont show people in a public forum what you have. have were learned anything????? you already had your itr taken... i guess not.

 

Sheeeeet... I always send a spare key when i sell items over tha intr4w3b... i knew i was doing something wrong

 

And what should one do when you have to receive something in the mail when you only have one address?

I'd like to hear the answer to this.

 

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I'd like to hear the answer to this.</TD></TR></TABLE>

hmmmm... Rob makes valid point!

...how about use j00 Momma's addy...or another relative that gives approval????

 

<FONT COLOR="royalblue"> Wouldn't it be easier for the car thief to steal something in his/her neighborhood? Usually when stolen parts from state ( A ) are recovered in state ( B ) or ( C ), the thief's are from state ( A ) or when visiting state ( A ) at the time of the crime. Stolen parts are easier to sell out of state. </FONT>

 

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PO box. About $35.00 a year at your local USPS office.

Aloha,
Brandon

 

my reg. adress id different from where i park my car.
everything i sell and ship (even personal stuff) is adress to my work.

 

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PO box. About $35.00 a year at your local USPS office.

Aloha,
Brandon</TD></TR></TABLE>

this is a good idea in general to keep away from the annoying junkmail. you could just check the mail once a week at home.

 

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Are you trying to confuse people with all the ABC ****?

 

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PO box. About $35.00 a year at your local USPS office.

Aloha,
Brandon</TD></TR></TABLE>

Oh ya? what about someone try to ship a muffler or OEM body kit to you? PO box only good for letters and mails

 

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xymoron:

and most important dont show people in a public forum what you have. have were learned anything????? you already had your itr taken... i guess not.

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LOL.... man, this kid seems rich, maybe the theives target his benz more instead his R, or they might just take both... hehe.

 

USPS says they will accept packages or pretty much any size to a PO box. You may want to call both them and UPS/Fedex to be sure if you plan to ship something big. They will recieve it and hold it behind the counter, and leave a note in your box. You will have to pick it up between 8 - 5 or Saturday 9-1 (hours vary). You will need ID as the box holder also.

The other way is to use a Private Mail Box (Mailboxes Etc, others). These are much more expensive however ($120 / year). Looks like a work address on the ship label.

 

kill 2 birds with one stone.
some places up in the foothills. around the area of placerville, lake tahoe. there is no smog check. so go get a p.o. box and file a change of adress to that place, you never have to smog your kaa eva,

 

I could give a rat's *** if someone tried to steal the Benz. I have learned not to post high dollar honda's that are street cars on the web. But I dont give a **** about my Benz. Show me any thread where you have seen someone steal a 2005 Benz. There isn't even a Key for this thing so I'd liek to see em try it.

LOL at some of you guys in here.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Ill &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">USPS says they will accept packages or pretty much any size to a PO box. You may want to call both them and UPS/Fedex to be sure if you plan to ship something big. They will recieve it and hold it behind the counter, and leave a note in your box. You will have to pick it up between 8 - 5 or Saturday 9-1 (hours vary). You will need ID as the box holder also.

The other way is to use a Private Mail Box (Mailboxes Etc, others). These are much more expensive however ($120 / year). Looks like a work address on the ship label.</TD></TR></TABLE>

FWIW, UPS and Fed Ex will not ship to a PO box.