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[AsiaESLbound]

I couldn't find a discussion about home country postal addresses while teaching in Korea or as long as you are outside the home country so here it is. During my first time to Korea and traveling several months, I used my mothers apartment as a mailing address, but now have it at my sisters after our mom passed away. Being that my sister's husband does not approve of me having mail sent there saying I'm irresponsible for not having a house and the big money he has, he isn't letting her forward my mail to Korea nor engage in dialogue about it. For many people, it's not too much to ask your sister or other relative to forward your mail, but for others, this is considered unacceptable and irresponsible so I know it's time once I get my tax filing filed here within a couple days. I had wished the US Dept. of State offered expat addresses at embassies, but services outside of passport related aren't offered.

I like how this one looks to be the best at $15 a month for individual and gives you a physical address in Houston, TX. http://www.usglobalmail.com/personal/pricing/

Any of you using another service you believe is better?

[SeoulNate]

[Ballerina2012]

I use this one.. pretty good.

http://www.myus.com/

[Jongno2bucheon]

The korean ajusshi disapproves of your brother in law. Have a shot of soju please.