What does the post office do with the letters kids send to Santa Clause?
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I'm sure some of them accidently get thrown out, but alot of post offices do something special, l like designate someone to answer the letters, or an operation like Operation Letters to Santa (see link below).  Luckily the Chrismas spirit isn't lost, even on busy postal workers.\nHappy Holidays!\np.s. Maybe you should send a letter to see if your local post office does anything?
288636
You may have to go to the post office.  You might require airstamps.
891428
Letters from Santa are a big hit. For the seven year old the "clue game". Write a clue , Wrap it in a small box. The clue should lead her to the next box and the next and the next till it leads her to one of her gifts .  For the two year old red and White helium balloons with a long stings attach to which are paper snow flakes. I always got the girls Christmas pajamas and let them open them Christmas eve. It was a lovely tradition and they always looked cute for Christmas morning pictures. I really miss my girls being little at Christmas!!! Enjoy yours for me!!
84258
I (and many others) receive these types of letters frequently by post and by email.  I just delete the emails without reading them if they are from someone I do not know.  The ones that I receive through the post however, I keep the envelope and stuff it full of advertising flyers which come in magazines etc. When the envelope is fairly heavy I then post it back to them without a stamp on it making sure that none of my personal details are included.
862566
Unfortunatly you can't specify what type of mail that you want or don't want. The Post Office is paid by mailers to deliver whatever they send to every mailbox, be it on the street or a PO Box. Sorry.
563260
at the post office...
502824
the postage is paid on them...dont fill them out, just mail them in...lol
744293
I think it is a waste of time and money. I do not send any. I receive some. Open and read them. Think "How Nice". \n And then think that they wasted their money on 1: the card. \n 2: the postage stamp. And wonder how many others they have sent out. After I open and read them they are tossed away and forgotten about.\n I can see maybe sending a card to someone who may be over seas.\n Better yet ...take the money you would spend on cards and postage. Make up a care package of  cookies,candy,etc. and give it to a local organization that sends Christmas packages to our G.I.s overseas. Put a note in it that tells who ever that gets it. That you are proud of them.\n Call the people,that you normally would send cards to, and wish them a happy holiday personally.
8926
mail some of your stuff there
304836
I cannot believe how many people are baffled by this.  I weep for the future.\n\nYou need to send the mail to the address that they give you.  This could be a residential addres, commercial or a PO Box.  You do not need any sort of address to send mail (although it helps, in case it needs to be returned to you for some reason).\n\nAddresses are written on the envelope or postcard like this:\n\nKiki\n123 Main St.\nDetroit, MI 44444\n\nor:\n\nKiki\nP.O. Box # 7\nDetroit, MI 44444
864652
Try your local  post office.
724669
Try http://usps.com. They should know.
406353
Won't just an envelope do?
171491
I have written a couple in my life.  The prefered method is to send a letter via the USPS (NOT through company mail).\n\nThe reason behind it is it provides a date (postmark on the envelope), and it has your signature, and it is something that CAN NOT be altered (anyone can take an email document and make changes to it - not what you want to happen).\n\nTo be 100% appropriate, it should be sent "return receipt requested" so that the person has to sign for it.  This, however, has gone by the way-side over the years.
816481
Post 'em to yourself thats what i did just buy a box to put em in and stick on loads of stamps.\nor put 'em in your case and say oh sorry do I have to declare that
961349
Everyone does.\n\nHere's what I now do:\n\nRemove postage-paid return envelope\n\nRemove my name (usually in 2 areas)from form\n\nStuff the postage-paid envelope with form, brochures and original envelope it was mailed in.\n\nSeal it and mail it back.\n\nI wonder if everyone did this, they would get the hint to stop mailing them.
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Ummmmm, the Post Office gets it there? Most likely, since criminals have voluntarily given up their rights (by violating the rights of others!) those letters will be read by officials before getting to your criminal.