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How does mail forwarding work?
Can we send letters to the address operator and have them mail...
Do you need to have an email address?
How many names can I use?
What are the terms and conditions?
Do I get a Credit or refunds if I cancel after a few months?
How much notice would I get if the service ended due to unforeseen circumstances?
Are some countries better for some things than others?
 

How does Mail Forwarding work?

Mail is sent to the Mail Forwarding Service and is then placed unopened into another plain and unmarked envelope and mailed to its final destination.

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Can we send letters to the address operator and have them mail them out so the postmark is correct?

Yes! This is what is commonly referred to as Re-mailing. It's best that you send them in the envelopes in which they are to be mailed, but some maildrops will provide envelopes as well, if necessary.

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Do you need to have an email address?

Being able to communicate by e-mail makes everything more convenient, but it is not required. However, if you don't already have your own e-mail address we recommend Worldmailer who have been very good www.worldmailer.com if you want a personal email e.g joe@bloggs.com our set up fee is only £29.95 or $42.50 with no further charges, ever!

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How many names can I use?

Business - You can use one individuals name plus, your company name for business; additional names, e.g. other directors, are charged at 20% to 40% surcharge depending on the Maildrop operator. If mail carries the persons name and the company name you can generally use as many names as you wish.

Personal - For individuals two people with the same surname are entitled to use the service at no additional charge. Additional names are charged at 20% to 40% surcharge depending on the Maildrop operator.

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What are the terms and conditions?

Terms and conditions vary but normally box rentals are paid yearly in advance. Rental is for one year, renewal each year is made by paying the next year's rent.

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Do I get a Credit or refunds if I cancel after a few months?

Credit or refunds are not normally given for partial year rentals.

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How much notice would I get if the service ended due to unforeseen circumstances?

Cancellation of the agreement would be given in writing with at least 1 months notice.

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Are some countries better for some things than others?

Yes, if you are interested in pornographic books the Dutch and Swedes are pretty well unshockable whereas the UK and Irish authorities are very uptight about sex generally but then every country has it's weakness try setting up at a German Maildrop selling copies of Mein Kampf and bits of Nazi Regalia and they will attack with a vengeance but Austria well that's a different matter! So it is crucial to select the Maildrop carefully. In general Spain is a good choice due to the fact your average Spaniard tends to believe in letting other people get on with what they are doing, unless it's seriously illegal, in which case the Guardia Civil make the British Police look playful! Spain is only 750m from our office here in Gibraltar our experience suggests anything goes within reason if it doesn't affect them personally! The Maildrop price is good as well at just £159 ($220).Are some countries better for some things than others? Yes, if you are interested in pornographic books the Dutch and Swedes are pretty well unshockable whereas the UK and Irish authorities are very uptight about sex generally but then every country has it's weakness try setting up at a German Maildrop selling copies of Mein Kampf and bits of Nazi Regalia and they will attack with a vengeance but Austria well that's a different matter! So it is crucial to select the Maildrop carefully. In general Spain is a good choice due to the fact your average Spaniard tends to believe in letting other people get on with what they are doing, unless it's seriously illegal, in which case the Guardia Civil make the British Police look playful!

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