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NotReallyNorthern
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Not sure where the right place for this...
Basically I am needing to do in-writing correspondence and I don't want the person I'm writing to to know my new address. But I want to give them a postal address to send letters to, I would only want it for two months max.
Any ideas that aren't too expensive?
Basically I am needing to do in-writing correspondence and I don't want the person I'm writing to to know my new address. But I want to give them a postal address to send letters to, I would only want it for two months max.
Any ideas that aren't too expensive?
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Virtual mailbox , but they are not cheap
Probably £25 a monthEx forum ambassador
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As this is in the 'small business' section, could you use your accountant?
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As JB says, your accountant may be a good idea for this.
Is there any reason this can't be done by e-mail if you're worried about them having your address? A throwaway email address is free.💙💛 💔0
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