Getting new address to receive

[SaiJin]

any alternatives to expensive UPS mailboxes and private mailboxes that want 2 forms of ID to receive packages anonymously?

[khanxyz0z]

Ive checked all around, i only found one place, mom and pop shop that would let me recive packages in any random name, but the rest are pretty strict.

By the way does anybody know, if ups or usps when they ask for id do they automatically send them to some place like upload to a government site,

I opened like 6 boxes in the past 6 months, for returns on each account.


I dont want to trigger anything and look suspicious


Thanks

[khanxyz0z]

Anybody know if its ok to open a couple of mailboxes, im assuming there not like bank accounts were your info is shared on a piblic system. As to how many have been opened.

[MM78]

No, there's no law that prohibits you from obtaining multiple mailboxes.

[GhostOfAmazon]

Originally Posted by SaiJin

any alternatives to expensive UPS mailboxes and private mailboxes that want 2 forms of ID to receive packages anonymously?

You're in Japan? or do you live in the states? I don't have any info on Japan, unfortunately......

[SaiJin]

For in the USA

[GhostOfAmazon]

Originally Posted by SaiJin

For in the USA

If your main concern is the OPENING of the account, any real corporation (UPS, USPS, etc.) of any national or even regional reach is almost definitely going to require ID to open a Box due to the Patriot Act.

If you're just concerned about showing ID everytime you pick up a package, USPS allows you to add "authorized users" and you can put whatever name you want. They never check IDs, at least not where I live. I'm sure, like all things with the PO, there are some places that have Postal Nazis that do everything by the book, but most places don't bother with all that crap.

Does that answer your question?

[solefoodbk]

Originally Posted by GhostOfAmazon

They never check IDs, at least not where I live. I'm sure, like all things with the PO, there are some places that have Postal Nazis that do everything by the book, but most places don't bother with all that crap.

This exactly.

Typically if you live in a high populated area, or drop off your packages to a busy post office, they really don't have the time. It's just like anything some locations have better service some don't.

[brandnewboss]

All you need is a business mailbox and order your supply in your business name