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How do you get the application to send in poptropica?
you give pizza to the person in room 4b and he gives you a stamp and you put the stamp on the thing and go to the mailbox and click the mailbox and you sent it!
If a letter is put in a mailbox with no stamp and no return address what will happen?
the letter will be thrown away - doh
What is the proper way of putting mail in a mailbox?
To properly put mail in a mailbox, place the mail with the address facing outward and the stamp in the top right corner. Close the mailbox securely after inserting the mail.
How do you mail from Singapore to Brunei?
get an envelope put your mail the mailbox in buy a stamp, and hopefullly it gets where you need it to
If a letter is put in a mailbox with no stamp but it has a return address what will happen?
Eventually it will come back to you stamped with a note saying postage missing.
Can you put a letter in a mailbox?
Yes, you can put a letter in a mailbox.
What do you do after you get the stamp from Bucky Lucas on Poptropica?
you go to the mailbox click the application in your inventory and then click the stamp
What do you write on the application after you get the stamp in poptropica?
I thought about that too. Actually, you're not supposed to do anything, you just put the stamp on, and put it in the mailbox in the far right of the main street. Then just go to the helicopter on top of the motel roof, jump on, and do anything they say.
What is the penalty for placing unstamped material in a residential mailbox?
The cost of the stamp...
How do you send letters?
Get an address, buy a stamp and envelope, place letter in envelope, lick stamp, place stamp in top right corner of envelope, address written in the middle, return address top left corner. Then put it in the mailbox, preferrably with flag up.
How high is a mailbox?
That depends on where you put it. A mailbox could be anywhere.
Can I put something in a mailbox"?
Yes, you can put mail or packages in a mailbox for delivery by the postal service.
