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Art Y.
Thirty Day Challenge: Art Y.
Hi all. It's me again. I want to use an autoresponder, but from what I heard, according to law you have to have your address with every email you send out. So, does anyone have any recommendations for one of those virtual mailbox addresses that you can apply for with a yearly fee, and they forward all mail to your real address?
June 3, 2009 - Comment - Share
I heard of them before, but don't know what they're called, so I can't look for them. - Art Y.
There are not any I can recommend, I just rent a P.O. Box from my local post office as/used for business only. The few virtual ones I looked at would have cost me more than just having a real address. I pay like 32.00 bucks a yr. Thats what? 2.66 a month. The virtual ones I checked where like 5.00 + a month and had a setup fee to boot ! Plus I know I will get any mail that does get sent to my po box or I can take it up face to face with the postal clerk. - Ron"micronet"Harwood
Ok. Thanks! I'll get a PO Box then. - Art Y.
Your email address is in the reply function. You can redirect the emails if need be. - Brian McClure
Try myus.com - Haim Schlesinger from BuddyFeed
Will check it out. Thanks Haim! @Brian Sorry, Don't get what you mean... O_o - Art Y.
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