Can I refuse mail addressed to me?

Write “Refused” on the item and return it to your mail carrier. You can refuse most types of mail and have them returned to the sender even if they’re addressed to you. If you get an item you don’t want, simply write “Refused” on the package and return it to your mail carrier as soon as possible.

Can you reject mail from a sender?

When you no longer want to see messages from someone, you can block a sender. Right-click a message from the sender you want to block, and then click Junk > Block Sender.

How do I stop getting my ex’s mail?

Here’s how to stop it – write “Return to Sender” on the mail, or “No longer at this address.” Also, mark out any bar codes. Then pop back into a mailbox. The piece will come up as undeliverable and will be hand-inspected.

Can you stop one person’s mail?

USPS Hold Mail® service will hold ALL mail (including letters and packages) for ALL individuals at the specified eligible* address. There is no charge to request USPS Hold Mail® service. An address can have only one USPS Hold Mail® service in effect at a time.

Can I put Return to sender on mail?

Returning wrong address mail legally is as simple as writing “RETURN TO SENDER” on the envelope and sticking it back in your mailbox. Just make sure to pay it forward by filing a change-of-address form when you move so that your mail doesn’t become someone else’s problem.

Can anyone put a hold on your mail?

You can go to https://holdmail.usps.com (or click on Hold Mail at the Postal Service home page, as shown below) and put a hold on mail delivery. Notice that I didn’t say put a hold on your mail delivery. You can put a hold on mail delivered to anyone.

Does USPS charge for return to sender?

(1) Pieces sent as Registered Mail’, Insured Mail, Certified Mail’, COD, Return Receipt for Merchandise Mail, or other signature mail may not be refused and returned postage free after delivery.