Mail forwarding service recommendation?

mblakedo

New member
Do any of you have any recommendations for a mail forwarding service? I've looked online and there's several out there but I'm hoping to get some info from someone already using one. I plan to soon move out of my rental home and into my Sprinter. Thanks!
 

OrioN

2008 2500 170" EXT
I use a UPS mailbox, and for a fee they will scoop and send to me wherever.



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icarus

Well-known member
What is the matter with the USPS? We use it all the time as we travel a lot. You can forward to general delivery addresses near where you might be. (all at no charge)

Icarus
 
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Colorado_Al

Well-known member
You can use priority mail forwarding from the USPS. $15/week they package your mail and send it out by priority once a week.
https://www.usps.com/manage/research-delivery-options.htm
I am not sure that you can modify this by internet. Might have to call your forwarding PO to make changes.
Cheaper than a mail forwarder that uses UPS or FedEx.

You can use regular mail forwarding for no charge:
https://moversguide.usps.com/icoa/icoa-main-flow.do?execution=e2s1
and can setup temporary forwarding for up to 6 months at a time. You can also mange it by internet. Only problem is that it is slow. Mail travels at the same rate as it is originally posted by.

You can use general delivery at your destination for both.
 

frazerp

Member
What about a service that follows you around the country - 1st ad on a google search is iPostal1, $10 to $40 a month + forwarding fees.
They suggest registering vehicles in Idaho or Montana, tho I had heard that S Dakota was the best.
My partner says USPS won't allow PO Boxes unless you actually have a physical address.
 

RVBarry

2023 AWD 170 DIY CamperVan
Some of the RV clubs offer mail handling services, including scanning and emailing your mail (outside envelope and/or inside letter).

 

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