Forum Sponsor (Advertise with us)

#31 (permalink)   08-02-2011 PeppyM Contributing Member Company name: Collaborative Business Support Services   Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Virginia Beach, VA Posts: 156 Re: Virtual "Mailing" Address Originally Posted by anjwilli The US Postal Service does offer the "Street Address" option (for FREE) if you have someone/a business who will not accept a PO Box. You can list the address like this if 123 Main Street is where your PO Box is located and 98776 is your PO Box number: 123 Main Street #98776 Anycity, ST 27888 Personally, I am a single parent and I do not want my home information all over the web if I can help it. I did find it online one time and I worked to change that as quickly as possible. At least using the USPS way helps you to keep from incurring additional fees. Mailboxes etc was EXTREMELY convenient for me (basically across the street) but it was a bit costly! I can drive two miles to get my PO box mail and save the diffference. I did not know about the postal service offering a street address. I will definitely look into that. Thanks. __________________ Peppy Mozzani Collaborative Business Support

#32 (permalink)   08-02-2011 VOELLC New Member Company name: Virtual Office Essentials   Join Date: Jul 2011 Posts: 28 Re: Virtual "Mailing" Address Peppy, Thank you. I will look into it also...

#33 (permalink)   08-02-2011 tamiz New Member   Join Date: Jul 2011 Posts: 24 Re: Virtual "Mailing" Address I hadn't considered this before but I agree that a PO Box sounds great. I hated the idea of posting my address online. Forwarding everything to my house is a great idea. Thanks ladies.

#34 (permalink)   08-02-2011 netobiasclericalsolutions Contributing Member Company name: Netobia's Virtual Solutions My latest Twitter: Help my business win a $50k grant with a few nice ...   Join Date: Jul 2011 Posts: 101 Re: Virtual "Mailing" Address Originally Posted by mhoyte You can try http://regus.com. They have virtual solutions. This a great resource, thank you for sharing I am checking it out right now! I was looking into virtual mail address myself.

#35 (permalink)   08-25-2011 Allora Contributing Member   Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Halifax, Nova Scotia Posts: 119 Re: Virtual "Mailing" Address I am so glad that I found this post, everything that has been stated is what has been on my mind recently. I am going to look at the other options that you have mentioned. Thanks guys!!

#36 (permalink)   08-26-2011 Office Goddess Senior Member Company name: The Virtual Office Goddess, LLC   Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Boulder, CO Posts: 2,815 Re: Virtual "Mailing" Address I have a PO box because I didn't want my personal address listed. If clients ask, I remind them my business is VIRTUAL so I don't need a physical address. This also gives me the option of traveling and still getting my mail forwarded (if necessary). I have spent a lot of time in Missouri over the last 3 months and had my mail forwarded for the 3 weeks i was there in May. It saved me a lot of grief getting my bills on time and not worrying about what was sitting in my box. __________________ Lily Chambers, The Virtual Office Goddess, LLC Author "How to Do Your Own Small Business Bookkeeping"