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Post office errands in Lincoln

I mail your packages, buy stamps, and pick up what is waiting.

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Packages pile up and stamps run out. I handle post office errands in Lincoln, from mailing boxes to picking up held mail and parcels. If you need to mail a package, I do it myself, so you deal with one person.

What I do

I mail your packages, buy stamps and pick up what is waiting for you. You tell me what to send and where.

Pack and address the box before I arrive. If a carrier needs a form, send it with the box.

Tell me if you want the package tracked or insured. I ask the clerk about those options, and you make the call. I hand you the receipt and tracking number when I finish. I do not open or repack your boxes.

Small business owners, online sellers and older neighbors use post office errands in Lincoln to keep their mail moving.

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What to send me

  • What you are sending and the address it goes to.
  • The carrier or service you want, if you have a preference.
  • Any slip, ticket or written authorization for a pickup.
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Mail and shipping in Lincoln

Lincoln’s main post office is at 700 R Street. If you prefer a shipping counter, The UPS Store has locations at 3900 Old Cheney Road, 5001 O Street and 2603 Superior Street. FedEx Office has centers at 3600 N 20th Street, 4747 Old Cheney Road and 6105 O Street.

Picking up mail for someone else takes paperwork, so every post office errands in Lincoln trip starts with the right forms. USPS keeps held mail at least 3 days and at most 30 days. The person who picks it up must show acceptable ID.

Mail gets busy around the holidays. Send packages early in December and expect long counters. I plan the trip for the quietest hour you can give me.

Restricted-delivery mail can go only to the addressee or to an agent authorized in writing. You can authorize an agent on USPS Form 3801 or by letter to the Postmaster. I collect that mail only with your signed authorization, on every post office errands in Lincoln trip.

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Price

The price of post office errands depends on the task, so I do not post a flat rate. Tell me what you need and we will discuss the price together.

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How it works

  1. Call, text or send the form with the details.
  2. We talk through the price together.
  3. I do the errand and bring it to your door.

Have a box to send? Tell me where it goes and I will take care of it.

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