Can I 'refuse' a mail order?
542225
Yes, with a felt tip marker, cross out your address and write "refused" on the package. Leave it for you Postman.
594594
you can refuse anything in court if you want to.  Now they may not agree with you...lol\nbut that is your prerogative if you wish to get thrown in the hoosegow....lol
587054
NO THEY CANNOT\nBECAUSE THEY ARE BLOCKED FROM YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS\nTHEY ARENT ALLOWED TO MAIL U THIINGS
177820
You have to check with the judge's clerk.  They will tell you what you have to do.  You need to get paper work filed with the court where the no contact order came from.  It's up to the judge and according to why you want to do that and if they will allow it to happen. Then the judge will issue a new order.  Some times they will do it without seeing you if you have a good reason.  It all depends how they do things where the order came from.
46894
Yes, unless the unemployment office has added an endorsement on the envelope that says they do not want it forwarded. Some states allow them to be forwarded, others do not.
756220
First check if they allow POP. If yes, then go to "Options", in mail inbox. It will direct you you about it.
862566
Unfortunatly you can't specify what type of mail that you want or don't want. The Post Office is paid by mailers to deliver whatever they send to every mailbox, be it on the street or a PO Box. Sorry.
108084
no it is not possible. because mail id is unique. that may be choose by somebody means mail will be delivered to wrong person
299582
No its not - if you recieve mail whicih isn't for you mark the envelope with 'not known at this address' and pop it back in the post box.
1117248
I could refuse, right???
1029984
It i supposed to be a fereral offense to put anything besides mail in the mail box, i.e. non-mail newspaper or fliers.  Only items that have passed through the post office and have had postage paid are supposed to go in there.  It used to be a $300 fine to use a mailbox for bussiness other than official US Postal Service deliveries.
560826
i'd rather not given the option
1173597
In some jurisdictions it is legal for anybody who lives at an a address to open mail, regardless of whose name is on the envelope.\nIf such is the case in New Zealand, I recommend a post office box.
272680
you dont have to accept any offer that comes along... just refuse to be sold
872228
Yes, its illegal, get a hold of your Postal Inspector, you can call the police, but since its a federal charge, go with the Postal Inspector.
1105212
You just have to learn to say no. You can be nice about it\nbut just tell them you can't do it, you don't need to explain why. Being that nice will only get you taken advantage of.
211809
solicitation is forbidden.