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Undelivered post is typically returned to the sender if a return address is provided. If no return address is available, the mail may be held at the post office for a certain period before being classified as undeliverable. In some cases, undeliverable items may be opened to identify the sender, or they may be discarded or sent to a lost and found department. Ultimately, policies regarding undelivered mail can vary by postal service.

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