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Leaving ANYTHING except US mail on, or in, a mailbox is a violation of US Postal Regulations.
US postal regulations state nothing but US mail can be put into a mailbox
no you cannot. US Postal regulations state that ONLY US mail may be placed in a mailbox.
Postal regulations require the mailbox to be placed at the front entrance of the property or residence for safety reasons.
Yes, you can put mail or packages in a mailbox for delivery by the postal service.
In addition to whatever local statutes may apply it is a violation of US postal Regulations.
No, only stamped mail delivered by the Postal Service can legally be placed in a mailbox.
No, the United States Postal Service (USPS) does not own your mailbox. It is considered private property and belongs to the homeowner or property owner.
Yes, it is a violation of US Postal Service regulations (federal law). You may NOT put anything on or in a mailbox (even a so-called "private" mailbox on someone's home) other than US mail.
Local, state, and federal laws, as well as US Postal Regulations are being violated.
The United States Postal Service owns your mailbox and has the authority to access its contents.
Your postal address is the full postal address of your home or mailbox, it will include your name, your home or mailbox number, street, town, country and post code. In short enough detail for any mail or packages posted anywhere in the world to find its way via the postal service to you.