That's basically what I did. No letter box but I do have a PO Box. I don't get any junk mail at my property and very very little in the PO Box.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4bee
If anybody does send mail to my street address, AP will RTS it.
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That's basically what I did. No letter box but I do have a PO Box. I don't get any junk mail at my property and very very little in the PO Box.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4bee
If anybody does send mail to my street address, AP will RTS it.
I can’t find anything that says you are legally required to have a mailbox but there are plenty of rules about them...Quote:
Originally Posted by 4bee
https://auspost.com.au/content/dam/a...ppendix-02.pdf
So I can’t decide if the postei can drop them on the ground or not.
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Originally Posted by travelrover
We came here from a Postie delivd. box area to an area which you either collected mail over the counter or paid an Annual rental for a box.
Worked fine with a few mishaps over the years, mail in wrong boxes etc mainly. Then the people who lived on the premises( Non AP staff) decided to Sell up & shut the business. AP took the boxes away & moved them to the next village, Elderly Bloke there I believe was overwhelmed with all this new extra mail, couldn't cope, & flogged the joint off. He had denied having a few parcels but when I showed up with a print of the AP advice saying the parcels were deffo there, he couldn't find them for all the **** in the back room, we decided to give him away as we had to go out of our way to visit his sh'ouse. We did find the parcels.
We now have a PO Box at a town we go to frequently & not out of our way. The odd hiccup, but nothing drastic so all is now well, until the next time.
We still can't get a street delivery & we are only about 7km from the outer burbs of Adelaide
Makes you feel like we are living in the 18th Century. Still, it is much more secure this way & no scrote is going to pinch mail.
yeah I know what you mean 4bee
most of my family live in Adelaide and they also seem to be living in the 1800's
I love it, a dyslexic postie! I think mine has spatial awareness issues, as I get a couple of L-R mags a month, now the mailbox is large enough for them to fir inside flat, but he often folds them in half or doesn't push them all the way in, especially annoying in the rain as they get soaked.Quote:
Originally Posted by 1950landy
Yep . Know about that , Our mail box is 350mm X 450mm X 450mm High , the whole front of it hinges up & is easy to see that it dose ,but no he has to fold Mag's & stick half in slot ripping plastic bag so mag gets wet when it rains.[bigsad] & any thing that won't fit in slot he dumps on footpath or we have to pick up from PO.Quote:
Originally Posted by RANDLOVER
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Originally Posted by ramblingboy42
Yes it is a good place to be these days. I don't mind at all especially if it keeps one safe from NSW. I think the 1800s would have seen a Postie on a horse ride up to one's front door & hand deliver mail. Only problem there would have been that the Horse **** heavily on the newly painted front verandah.
Excuse me, while I need to go & sweep out the Stables.
Ah well, that's life.[bigrolf]
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Originally Posted by 1950landy
I reckon you could have a Tea Chest & they'd still miss the hole.
personally i thing it is being setup to be sold off...
most of the time i have no issues and things arrive in a timely manner, but every now and then when it doesn't and thats occurring more often than it used too, sadly
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Originally Posted by incisor
I like your thinking Inc. China Post perchance? I wouldn't be a bit surprised if it is.[bigsad]
Still, it might run better with a bit of Chinese efficiency?
"But what about all the jobs " they will cry.
"No Probs, we'll get all those part time Chinese Uni students from Queensland to do them on their days off"[bigrolf]