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List of Post Offices on the ICW
Anybody know of a list of post offices close to ICW that will accept
General Delivery? Thought maybe somewhere someone compiled a list of post offices (zips, ph. #, address/directions) that are convenient to a dinghy docks, boat ramps, etc Tom |
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List of Post Offices on the ICW
tom wrote:
Anybody know of a list of post offices close to ICW that will accept General Delivery? Thought maybe somewhere someone compiled a list of post offices (zips, ph. #, address/directions) that are convenient to a dinghy docks, boat ramps, etc Tom Why would a PO not 'accept' General Delivery? The real problem for us is that the USPS now charges $10/week to forward bulk packages of mail (that is to put the mail in a box and forward it from our home PO. So the forwarding is done by the piece, and you can't be sure that you have gotten it all at any one place. Also it takes a couple of days to a week for each change of address. If you use a mail-forwarder, they will do whatever you ask them to do with the mail, and that includes sending it to General Delivery of course The only guide that I know of that includes dinghy docks etc is "Managing the Waterway". I know that Key West does have a whole PO section for General Delivery but while they have dinghy docks, I don't think they are that close to the PO. Cruiser's sometimes pick up their mail at Sunset Beach, but I don't know how convenient Sunset Beach is as I've never been to their PO. Places which (based on experience) that I think would be easy to pick up mail include Elizabeth City, Belhaven, Oriental, Beaufort, Wrightsville Beach, or Swansboro, NC. In SC, Georgetown, McClellansville, Charleston and Beaufort. I guess Thunderbolt and Jekyll in GA, and Fernandina Beach, St. Augustine, Titusville, Cocoa, Vero Beach and Marathon in Florida. You can also have it forwarded to a marina. |
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On Mon, 27 Aug 2007 09:23:50 -0400, Rosalie B.
wrote: You can also have it forwarded to a marina. That's what we usually do. Our house mail gets forwarded to a box # at the local UPS store. When we know we're going to be at a marina we call the UPS store and have them send everything. Works well, folks at the UPS store are very accomodating and reliable. |
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On Aug 27, 9:23 am, Rosalie B. wrote:
tom wrote: Anybody know of a list of post offices close to ICW that will accept General Delivery? Thought maybe somewhere someone compiled a list of post offices (zips, ph. #, address/directions) that are convenient to a dinghy docks, boat ramps, etc Tom Why would a PO not 'accept' General Delivery? Not all post offices do I've been told The real problem for us is that the USPS now charges $10/week to forward bulk packages of mail (that is to put the mail in a box and forward it from our home PO. So the forwarding is done by the piece, and you can't be sure that you have gotten it all at any one place. Also it takes a couple of days to a week for each change of address. Not a problem...1 package If you use a mail-forwarder, they will do whatever you ask them to do with the mail, and that includes sending it to General Delivery of course The only guide that I know of that includes dinghy docks etc is "Managing the Waterway". I know that Key West does have a whole PO section for General Delivery but while they have dinghy docks, I don't think they are that close to the PO. Cruiser's sometimes pick up their mail at Sunset Beach, but I don't know how convenient Sunset Beach is as I've never been to their PO. Places which (based on experience) that I think would be easy to pick up mail include Elizabeth City, Belhaven, Oriental, Beaufort, Wrightsville Beach, or Swansboro, NC. In SC, Georgetown, McClellansville, Charleston and Beaufort. I guess Thunderbolt and Jekyll in GA, and Fernandina Beach, St. Augustine, Titusville, Cocoa, Vero Beach and Marathon in Florida. You can also have it forwarded to a marina. Seems expensive to stay at a marina waiting to get a package and some marina's may not accept packages unless I'm there, but its something to consider if I'm already planning to stop at a marina. thx |
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