Is there any way to find out the name of who is using a Post Office Box?
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I've found that each area post office seems to run on differant rules.  \n\nGenerally, the only way that an individual can get a PO Box by proving they have a legal reason to obtain it.  This would mainly be due to process service.  I have a couple of local Post Office supervisors who will give me the info just by showing them the court papers.\n\nHowever, others would not turn it over unless it was to an attorney or deputy sheriff.  Still others will not do it without an actually subpeona.  \n\nSo, first ask the post office where the box is located what they require.  If this is in conjunction to identity theft, contact a police and give them the info.  They would have a simple job of getting the info.  \n\nWhere I am at, most of the private detectives are also deputy sheriffs, and for a few bucks they will get it for you.  \n\nThe link below may help, bit there is some wrong info in it.   Use it as a guide.
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I would not trust them, as the office of the Postmaster General has been used by the FBI in the past to entrap people into crimes they would otherwise never have committed.\nAnd it is not even sure if it is the official Postmaster General. The address could be any private company and I would not give them (or any stranger) any private information.
707140
His full name and address. Maybe put PERSONAL on the envelope.
526292
Postman Pete?  He has a lot of letters!\n\nBa-dum-chaaaa!
200864
Just by looking at it, you can't.  You actually have to check the number aganst the name.  There are a few websites that can help, but they're typically pay sites.  Sorry...
741135
well.. on the outside of the envelope, write the name of the person, the address, the country, the state, the city, and the zip code.
832998
There is no point in trying to find the person, there are millions of peope using the internet.\n\nAnd there will be a large amount of "Lesley Amandas". Just dont give your personal information out to strangers next time\n\nI think the Royal Mail website has a postcode finder.
840278
email the person and say that you were wondering who it is
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with reverse mail search, you can get to the pc from where the mail was sent and then, hopefully with some help from the admin of that system or the ISP, you could find the person using the pc at that particular time. \n\na bit complicated, but to be used with some professional or through the local cyber cell.
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If you have the name of the person you are looking form try the links below
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Queen Elizabeth\nP.O.Box 20594\nBuckingham Palace\nEngland
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Send them an email and ask. \n\nThe address could show up with the name if you google it.
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In some jurisdictions it is legal for anybody who lives at an a address to open mail, regardless of whose name is on the envelope.\nIf such is the case in New Zealand, I recommend a post office box.
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do a reverse look-up online. just put in the number and it will tell you who it is
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No most I.P. addresses are not static, even then you cannot find out who they are. Sometimes you can  go to whois.com and get info.
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The answer is mailman.
905435
Yes. have them look into it. there could be another person with the same name. have them match the SS # to validate the info.