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Scott Jes
  • St Paul, MN
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Any cheaper mailbox alternatives to UPS Stores?

Scott Jes
  • St Paul, MN
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I had a UPS store box for a long time and didn't get much use out of it, but I'm thinking I'll need a business address again. Are there any cheaper alternatives to getting a pseudo address for busniess besides UPS or a post office box?

Thanks,
Scott

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Chris Weiler
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Anaheim, CA
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Chris Weiler
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Anaheim, CA
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I also needed a business address and was looking for the most cost effective solution. California will not let you use a PO Box for a business address, so that option was out. I looked into virtual offices but found them expensive and unnecessary for my business. I started my search by using Google to find all the mailbox providing businesses within 5 miles of my house. A UPS store was close but was more expensive than other options. I ended up with a local mailbox provider within 2 miles of my house. I did some further research on the business and found they had been there for years and had good reviews from online review sites. If I paid a year in advance it was just over $100 for the year. I have 24/7 access and they have a notary on staff when I need one. It has been two years now and I have been very satisfied with my decision. So my vote is for a cheap generic mailbox provider that has been in business for some time.

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