No, a fee is charged for all mail.
Existing residential mailbox laws state that only authorized letter carriers may insert mail into a residential mailbox. A penalty will be imposed for anyone who is not a letter carrier and is inserting mail in the residential mailbox. It is a federal offense for tampering with the mail and a fine or possibly jail time can be the punishment for the offense. Generally, resident mailboxes are for mail use only.
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No, all mail is Monday through Saturday. The post office is a federal government office.
No you can not. The mailbox is for use of official mail that has gone through a post office only. I know of some instances that a mail carrier will not take mail from a box to be mailed if it does not have the name and address of the box owner on it. Meaning that you could not put your outgoing mail in someone elses box to be picked up.
If it is yours yes. Not your mail, no.
Genrally, when you create a mailbox for a user. The user's e-mail address will be updated in the GAL. During the regular update interval. But in order for you to be able to view the mail box. The user has to access the Exchange server (either through MS outlook or OWA). Then you will be able to view the user's mail box. Thanks Amit Sharma
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no it is illegal t open someone else's mailbox
In America, a mailbox on the sidewalk is where personal mail is put into a box outside a person's house.In Britain, mail is put through a letterbox set in the front door.