Does the postal service still have "special delivery mail"? where the mailman brings your mail to your door, other than a routine delivery?
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john pennington
ANSWERS: 8
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In short, yes. I believe it's called registered mail. It requires a signature from the person receiving it.
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Yes but its more like she pulls in the driveway and blows the horn until I come out.
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Yes ... there are several kinds of "special" delivery (which is delivered to your door, most times requiring a signature). Registered mail Certified mail Express mail Insured mail are the most common.
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Here they bring it to your door no matter what
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Yes, the mailman simply bring your mail. It's always been that way and that's the way it odds are will stay
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Yes!
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In the UK the letter boxes are lidded slots on people's front doors and the mail isn't regarded as delivered unless its been 'posted' through that slot and is inside the building. It seems odd to me that in the US the mail only has to be delivered to 'the property' meaning as far as the boundary, couldn't anyone help themselves to your regular mail?
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I do not mean in a general delivery, like everyday mail runs. I mean a mailman leaves his post office location and comes directly to your front door.
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