neighbor address as return address

[karimlecavalier]

Hi mate, Please can I put my neighbor address as a return address in my stealth, my home address is 59 and my neighbor is 61, is that OK or is it risky?

[phaz0rz]

Not risky at all as long as your neighbor is aware and alright with it.

[nickopedia]

Well, this will only work if you and your neighbor are in agreement on that and he's willing to give any returns back to you.

Are you expecting many returns?

If it's just a few there are other methods you can use rather than adding a legit return address.

If you get loads then it's best to get a dedicated returns address. Also if you're going to use next doors address, you may as well just use a variation of your own.

[karimlecavalier]

Originally Posted by just_smile

Are you expecting many returns?

If it's just a few there are other methods you can use rather than adding a legit return address.

If you get loads then it's best to get a dedicated returns address. Also if you're going to use next doors address, you may as well just use a variation of your own.

not too many but they are used brands, not cheap and sometimes i have return request.sometimes the customer use the delivery with signature, can i give my real name in that case because I have to show the post office my ID?

[phaz0rz]

Yes that would be fine. The person who signs for the shipment is irrelevant.

Using your own address with "front door" in the 2nd line also works fine, like just_smile said. That's plenty difference.

[yankee]

I use postal boxes for all my returns. It just makes the most sense to me. 4 accounts per box with very minor edits to the address.

[oompaloompa]

use your own address, an address variation, not the neighbour without their knowledge. I find it unlikely they would agree to it, it opens them up to risks and liabilities, its basically a minor fraud if you put their address in to ebay or on emails. Out of all the options, neighbour is last thing I would do.

[agent006140]

if I were your neighbor,I would refuse,why should I?
how do I know what is in the package?