How do famous people receive mail?

Most likely their mail goes to their office where assistants go through it and give them what they need. However, when I delivered mail in the 90′s, there were some internationally known people in our town who got mail at home, not actors or musicians, but famous just the same.

Can you send famous people mail?

Meeting or contacting a famous person can be difficult because of their busy schedules and their strong desire for personal privacy. But with a little work and some light research, getting in touch with celebrities is possible through online means, physical mail, and agents/publicists.

Do celebrities use PO box?

NO . famous people may have P.o boxes.

Does the name matter on mail?

No, you don’t have to have the actual name of the person or persons to who you are sending the letter. In such cases you can address the letter as “Resident” or “Occupants” in lieu of the actual name.

Does USPS deliver Undeliverable As addressed?

USPS Undeliverable as Addressed | Undelivered Mail Returned to Sender The United States Postal Service is efficient in delivering the mail. It delivers all kind of mail classes, and on time. But the USPS can only deliver mail when the mail has a legible address written on it.

What happens if USPS refuses to deliver a letter?

If the letter carrier reaches the destination address and at the time of delivery, the mail is refused by the addressee. Even after the delivery, if the mail is refused by the addressee as allowed. In case your USPS mail does not have enough postage, it will be sent back to the sender.

Do you have to put your name on your mailbox?

Following these rules, you should have gotten your mail at the box regardless of the name on the box. Also, there is no requirement to put your name on a mailbox at all. The USPS assumes the names of “resident”, “neighbor”, “occupant”, “customer”, “boxholder” live at the address.

Does the mailman deliver to people not listed on the mailbox?

In apartment complexes or communities that have cluster mailboxes, the carrier isn’t supposed to deliver any mail for people not listed on the mailbox. However, that doesn’t mean that every mailman follows that rule.