Let me preface this by saying that I have not ever done this, nor will I, nor do I encourage anyone to try this. Just a hypothetical question.
When I have sent out letters/Christmas cards there are times when I fail to put sufficient postage on the envelope or fail to address the envelope. In each case, the post office returns the envelope to me since my name and address are in the return address portion of the envelope.
What if I addressed the envelope to me with the actual recipient marked as the return address and tried to send it out without sufficient postage. Would the post office return the letter to the person who is listed in the return address (who is actually the person I would be trying to send the letter to).
2006-12-10
10:37:28
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