Wanted: temporary (1 month) mail-address. 1/4 bitcoin offer.

[Cinnamon Cayenne]

I am looking for an address at which I can receive mail, until I can establish a permanent address of my own.

I don't expect to receive much mail. As for the mail that I do receive, the following arrangement is preferred:

• that the mail be scanned or photographed clearly enough to read
• that, once scanned, the scans be sent to me
• that, once forwarded, the mail and all digital copies be destroyed

I am only willing to pay in bitcoins. No physical forwarding is required or expected. A North American address is preferred but not required.

I am willing to pay in full, in advance. Therefore, I would prefer that the counterparty to this arrangement be someone whose reputation is worth more than a quarter-bitcoin.

Thank you for your consideration.

[Magazine]

This is what PO Box's are handy for, because I doubt anyone is stupid to accept your offer for this because we all know what the address will really be used for haha.

[Cinnamon Cayenne]

because we all know what the address will really be used for haha.

And what might that be? Something unsavory, I assume? Elaborate, and I may be able to adjust my request to exclude the possibility.

[peonminer]

Give us a hint to the illegal activity you are planning. 

[TheButterZone]

Being homeless, traveling in an RV, staying in hotels, all legal reasons to want mail scanning. Google it and you may even find a cheaper service than 1/4 BTC.

[Cinnamon Cayenne]

Being homeless, traveling in an RV, staying in hotels, all legal reasons to want mail scanning. Google it and you may even find a cheaper service than 1/4 BTC.

Alas, every mail scanning service I could find required prospective customers to already have an address. Unless you have recommendations?

Give us a hint to the illegal activity you are planning. 

I fear I'll have to contend with this assumption no matter what I say.

However, I may as well reply regardless: I am planning nothing illegal. That's the point of going to all this trouble. If I was willing to provide a fictitious address to commercial mail scanners, I would simply do that, instead of offering a quarter-bitcoin to a stranger to rifle through my letters.

[TheButterZone]

Ah, USPS Form 1583 required notarized for commercial agents, and COA if you want everything to get forwarded to the agent's address without having to tell everyone individually. Eesh. I wonder if Canada's any better or worse.