[Talk Host]

Originally Posted by mulligan

I just read the restrictions this morning, and it said if your business requires inventory, equipment, or customer traffic, it is prohibited. I guess, technically, a computer is equipment. Be interesting to see if that aspect ever gets enforced.

I was told personally by the deed compliance office that if your home address is listed in conjunction with your business, you are in violation. You cannot receive business mail at your home address in The Villages.

[dkcm33]

I really appreciate everyone's input; it has been very informative. Thanks again everyone.

[Zass38]

I use Comcast for my computer programming work, which I do not advertise....I do not need to.

However, in the newer areas, such as Pennecamp, Buttonwood and such, CenturyLink service is full fiber and very fast and reliable. In my area in Pennecamp, Comcast and CenturyLink operate over the same fiber network maintained by CenturyLink.

[K9-Lovers]

Originally Posted by Talk Host

I was told personally by the deed compliance office that if your home address is listed in conjunction with your business, you are in violation. You cannot receive business mail at your home address in The Villages.

So does that mean that we cannot receive any mail related to the business that we operated in another state, but closed before we came to retire in The Villages?

Must everyone who is newly retired but may still receive work/business-related mail pay to get a post office box in order to receive their mail?

[mikeandnancy1112]

We have had Comcast for almost 2 years and haven't had any problems.