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Re: Blue Hopper Car Mania...
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lugnet.off-topic.debate
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Thu, 11 Nov 1999 05:10:12 GMT
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> My problem with limiting by address is situations in which a group of people
> who are NOT a family live at the same address.
I pay $28 per year to keep a PO Box on campus at my college even though I no
longer live on campus for this reason. We get all of the bills at home, but
since both I and my roommate are AFOL with separate collections, the LEGO gets
shipped to our PO Boxes to get around the "one per household" coupons. We
COULD get 3 of most things by having one sent home, but then we'd have to
decide who gets the third so we usually just stick to one [1] each. Oh, and
the campus post office holds packages in a nice sheltered area instead of the
front porch, so that's nice too.
Ben Roller
[1] Well, as many as we can get sent to one address anyway.
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| (...) Lot's of places won't ship to PO Boxes, though, right? I wonder ... what would people who think using a work address as a shipping address would think if say I had a job that required me to travel most of the time, being in another city for (...) (25 years ago, 11-Nov-99, to lugnet.off-topic.debate)
| | | Re: Blue Hopper Car Mania...
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| (...) Well, sort of. Ours is technically not a Post Office as the USPS defines a Post Office (sort of like the whole space vs. Space thing). It's the same as a mail room at a large business and they can also accept UPS and Fed Ex. They sign for our (...) (25 years ago, 11-Nov-99, to lugnet.off-topic.debate)
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