Am having trouble with a physical address, rather than a PMB address, in South Dakota for a rating quote on car insurance.
Anyone able and willing to assist, please u2u
Gscott - 6-2-2018 at 02:56 PM
Have you considered Escapees? They provide a unique street address, and do mail forwarding, and such.
I know that doesn't answer your question. Just wondering because I am considering using them and interested to hear opinions.RnR - 6-2-2018 at 07:17 PM
Am having trouble with a physical address, rather than a PMB address, in South Dakota for a rating quote on car insurance.
Anyone able and willing to assist, please u2u
what is a "PMB"??Udo - 6-3-2018 at 07:28 AM
PMB is a POSTAL MAIL BOX.
In my instance, for insurance purposes, I use the street address of the PMB provider minus the mail box. The PMB people know who you are and what box
belongs to you.SFandH - 6-3-2018 at 07:46 AM
Actually, PMB = Private Mail Box.
You are supposed to use "PMB" before the box number, but you can use "#" or "Apt" instead. You'll still get the mail. Bob and Susan - 6-3-2018 at 01:47 PM
You are supposed to use "PMB" before the box number, but you can use "#" or "Apt" instead. You'll still get the mail.
not right...not all misaddressed mail is delivered
you just don't know its been returned
you aren't notified when your mail is returned because of a bad address
that's what "address service" is...
you HAVE to remember that bad addressed mail is not yours...it belongs to the person that applied the postage
its not your till its in your box...then its "private property" with $0 valuerhintransit - 6-3-2018 at 02:55 PM
Some PMBs are big enough companies to have a zip code all to themselves...so the zip code alone can identify users of PMBs, even if the number is not
used.SFandH - 6-3-2018 at 03:03 PM
And there are databases that identify street addresses as either commercial or residential. So using a PMB street addess, which will be identified as
commercial, doesn't always fly as a residential address. Banks are starting to get picky about that.