charge card misrepresentation was awful! At any rate you can drop your card. Here's my concern
t's amazingly simple for a cheat to forward the majority of your mail to another location: Money Matters Posted May 20, 2016 22 167 shares By Teresa Dixon Murray, The Plain Dealertmurray@plaind.com Q: I thought charge card misrepresentation was awful! At any rate you can drop your card. Here's my concern: There have been two solicitations to have all my mail sent to out of state addresses inside the most recent three weeks. Each time , it was a different demand to an alternate location - one was San Antonio, Texas; a day or two ago it was to Dorchester, Massachusetts. The main way we knew was an official letter from USPS that says Do Not Discard. The letter lets you know "The motivation behind this letter is to affirm that this demand to forward mail is right." If not you are to call 1-800-ASK-USPS. This gets you to somebody who acknowledges your "protestation" and will furnish you with a case number. Notwithstanding, since the mail see came the tw