If I have a mailbox on my house, does the mailman take my outgoing mail or do I take it to the post office?
952256
If your box is on the street, I believe he is supposed to check for outgoing mail every day, but taking it from a box on your house is a courtesy, not a requirement.  If the carrier has no mail to deliver to the box he is not obligated to pick up any outgoing mail, even if the flag is up (but most will).
1169141
I wouldn't rely on the answers of Yahoo ppl b/c something important may be in that envelope!  To ensure its safety, go directly to the post office.  If you end up putting too little stamps your mail won't get the the Phil.  Good luck
364215
check address your sending it to
190976
It would be better to write a letter to the Supervisor at your Local Post Office.  Put the letter in a sealed envelope and write "Supervisor" on the front and hand it in at the place where you pick up your mail when you have been away a couple of weeks in Aruba or someplace.
44078
Social security, along with every Federal government agency uses what is called "penalty mail" (penalty because there is a penalty for personal use). This is not pre-paid, so there is no postmark, but the agency does end up paying USPS for it. As for why your mail goes elsewhere first, it would be impossible to answer without knowing what city you are in, but I imagine it is because the post office at your small town does not have a sorting facility, so they send all of the mail they receive to the nearest sorting facility before it comes back.
572035
for yahoo mail the incoming mail server is\npop.mail.yahoo.com\nand the outgoing server is smtp.mail.yahoo.com\nyou must have mail plus to use them though
471436
To the return address on the envelope.
816959
if you have the reciept (the top part) and its not cashed w/in a certain time period the post office will replace it.  if it is from the us post office.
733664
Well are you worried about your bills getting paid on time? If so put the postage on to make sure they are paid ASAP. If not, then no you don't have to.\nBut you are risking it being thrown out. Because YOU are sending it to THEM, but it's already in YOUR location the postoffice will wonder how it even got out of the companies mailbox at THEIR location, so it has made it all this way and no one has paid anything... \nYour chance. But JUST to be sure, go to the post office and ask, or visit the website.
535116
depends on the area and what your post office wants
665771
if you listed your current address, that is where it should be mailed to.
871154
Sounds like this guy is on the lamb or just plain stupid.\n\nHe forgot to notify the post office of his new address.\n\nI would throw all the mail in a box and send a letter to the postmaster informing him or her that the old tenant no longer lives there and that you have this mail.  That would be the polite thing to do and also stop the mail from coming to you!
742661
You moved. Every time you move you must fill out a Change of Address Card with the Post Office to continue getting your mail. Otherwise the mail gets sent back to the sender. So, do two things: go on line to \nhttps://moversguide.usps.com/?referral=USPS\nand fill out your change of address. \n\nThen directly notify  the party you get those letters from and let them know your new address. If they have a website you can contact them on line.
313093
set up outlook's smtp servers to yahoo's. that will allow outgoing mail to be sent through your yahoo account.\n\nmuch better though is not to use outlook at all and copy the link to the "to:" field of your regular email program by right-clicking on it. you have to delete the "emailto:" header.
104444
They will mail it to the address you gave when separating.  It should be the same address on you DD-214.
438706
If you are travelling for an extended period of time, you can have your mail held at the post office, until you get there.  This is useful when you don´t know the address of where you will be staying. The post office will hold the mail there until you pick it up.l
471730
make sure that what ever address you want to get mail from is in your address book, then it will go to the in box, not spam or bulk