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Originally Posted by azcindy
The homeowner will not allow me to use her mailbox when I rent her house. She suggested I signup for SafeShip or the UPS store to get a PO box. Problem is these places give you a physical address, not a PO Box number. So how do I get Amazon packages delivered to my physical rental address, and not my mailing address? Amazon does not have a section for mailing address only and the 2 addresses would be different zip codes so I can't have both addresses on one form. This becomes more problematic when Amazon decides to ship via USPS (and normally you don't know in advance). Hopefully someone has dealt with this.
Thanks,
Cindy
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If I were you, I would NOT follow that advice to gain control over the mailbox.
If you did circumvent the landlord, speaking as a tenant and a landlord, I would do everything I could to evict you immediately or bring suit against you.
Why create a horrible, adversarial relationship when you could simply rent a mailbox as the owner suggested?
Some would give you advice that stirs up a hornet's nest, because they're not involved and like to see others in turmoil because it's fun for them.
My advice... Let this go....it's not worth it.