How to Return Mail to Sender

Refusing a piece of mail is easy. The envelope simply must have the words "Refused" on it. You can refuse all kinds of mail, including junk mail and bills. Before you open any type of mail, you must first decide whether it is something you'd like to receive or not. As soon as possible, you should return it to the mail carrier. If you have received a plethora of unwanted mail, the best option is to use the "Mail Preference Service" offered by the Direct Marketing Association.

To avoid confusion, use a virtual address. If the recipient is not able to find your address, they should simply use the virtual address for future mailings. It can also be a good idea to leave a sticky note on the package to inform the postman of the situation. This will ensure that your mail gets back to its sender, which is what you need. If the postal carrier does not know the correct address, you can refuse the mail and return it to the carrier.

When you refuse a piece of mail, you should make sure you leave a return to sender message on it. This will help the postal worker understand that you are returning the mail. In addition, you should be careful not to tear the envelope, because the ink will bleed through. Keep in mind that the address is in the upper left hand corner of the letter. You can also use a sticky note to tell the sender that you have received the letter.

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