Future FT Best way to handle mail

[Barbaraok]

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Originally Posted by Davdeb1 I am really wondering why you would need mail if you have a computer? Credit card bills, insurance bills, cell phone, and other communications can all be handled online. Is there really a need for any mail?

Our insurance for prescriptions requires us to use a mail order pharmacy and get meds in 90 day supply - so they have to be sent to us and we use our mailing address in Livingston, Tx (Escapees). Plus there are a few magazines we get and the occasional birthday card, etc. from relatives. We have mail forwarded about once a month.

The other thing to think about is that your address may or may not allow you to register to vote, etc. We are fortunate in that the Escapee address has already been adjudicated by the courts as being a legal, physical address. No problems with voting (2 of the precincts in Livingston are actually located in the Rainbow's End park), drivers licenses, registration, etc.

Barb

[Triker56]

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Originally Posted by Davdeb1 I am really wondering why you would need mail if you have a computer? Credit card bills, insurance bills, cell phone, and other communications can all be handled online. Is there really a need for any mail?

Try to have your on line renewal of Drivers License and plate registration sent to your computer.
And without giving proof of a mailing address.

[Davdeb1]

Actually, since I will use my sons address as a "mailing address", I guess I could receive mail. I just don't want to lol. Right now I own a coffee house, and between the mail for that, and the home, I throw away about 20 lbs of paper a week. It's mostly just designed to try and sell me something. That is what I to be free from. I never did think about the prescriptions.