Very useful to know!PaulineMRoss said:For UK people:
I use these guys: http://ukpostbox.com/
There is (or was) a free option. And they also gave me a Glasgow address to use, which is cool (for those of us who live in the land of men in skirts).
This is the thing:Joanna Wentworth said:Could I, as a non US or UK resident, sign up for one of those alternatives? To put it simply, a PO box in my country costs a ton, and there are none free in my city, and I couldn't find a service (in my country) as the ones you guys linked to. I could, of course, use my real address, but I want a low profile on the net, and it feels a bit... iffy to have my street name and number out there for the world to admire. (Even though no-one could probably pronounce the name of it properly.)
Edit: I see now that UK Postbox also caters to people living in the EU.![]()
Welcome. I'm good for that sometimes.carinasanfey said:Thank you for making me snort tea out my nose.![]()
This made me smile. I did the same thing and the only difference... I live in Connecticut - otherwise it's a complete "ditto" moment.katrina46 said:I just left my home address. I'd be so flattered if someone loved my books so much they drove across the country to misery me. Of course, I live in Texas and have a gun.