Because of circumstances I have to live with my parents and I know it's time to hit the bucket, but I'm afraid of my parents intersecting the SN package and throwing it away. Could I have to delivered to a reserved postbox instead?
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I don't see why not...Some providers might not ship to PO boxes but that goes for shipping anything not just SN. I'm assuming you're talking about something like a PO box.
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If you're in the US, then you could use a P.O. Box OR you could USPS general delivery. Just be aware that a) the package may go to a different post office than the one specified (typically there is a dedicated post office for a given region), b) there are specific requirements for the formatting of the address, c) some post offices may be weird about it (due to volume and/or not wanting you to use it as in place of a P.O. Box since it is intended for those without a physical address, chiefly vagabonds and the homeless) and/or not let you send more than a couple of packages to the same post office, so call and ask to speak with the postmaster beforehand if possible.Last edited:Similar threads
