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Theives can alter checks and cash them using the photo deposit systems that many banks now use. Several people in our neighborhood have had this happen.

Try not to leave letters and packages in your mailbox or at your door for any length of time.

Deposit outgoing mail into USPS® Blue Collection Boxes before the last collection or inside your local Post Office™.

If you do not receive a check, credit card, or other valuable mail you’re expecting, contact the sender as soon as possible and inquire about it.

Be careful about what you send. Don’t risk sending cash in the mail.

If you cannot be home to receive a package, make another arrangement or use the USPS Hold Mail Service.

When shipping packages, use the Hold for PickUp option, and the recipients can collect the package at their local Post Office™.

When mailing something important, consider requesting Signature Confirmation™ for the intended recipient.

If you move, make sure you file a change of address with the Postal Service and let your financial institutions know as well.

These mailboxes keep your incoming mail safe, but your outgoing mail can still be at risk.

Use the USPS Hold Mail service when away from home.

If you suspect you or a loved one is a victim of mail fraud, report it to the USPS at 1-800-ASK-USPS (1-800-275-8777).