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Tips to Prevent Mail Theft
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Get
together with neighbors and the Postal
Service and arrange for the neighborhood
delivery. These group mailboxes are
known as Neighborhood Delivery and
Collection Box Units (NDCBU). With an
NDCBU mailbox, each address has an
individual locked unit for delivery and
collection. (Note; A minimum of seven
neighbors are needed to sign a petition
requesting a NDCBU.
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To avoid
fraudulent use of your checking account
in the event your mail is stolen (from
your mailbox, from a blue collection
box, from a postal vehicle or from your
letter carrier), utilize the following
suggestions when writing checks to pay
your bills;
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Promptly
report non-receipt of expected credit
cards, checks, and other valuable mail
to the senders.
Immediately notify the post office and
mailers if you change your address. If
you are going on vacation, notify the
post office, or have a trusted friend or
neighbor pick up your mail promptly
after delivery.
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Be
observant of activities on your street,
including those near your letter
carrier, his or her postal vehicle,
residential mailboxes and collection
boxes.
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The Postal
Service pays rewards for information
leading to the arrest and conviction of
mail thieves. Report suspect or crime
information to Postal Inspectors, 24
hours a day, at (415) 778-5800. READ IT
then SHRED IT!!
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