u/AerryBerry

I’m for the past year or two I get a lot of mail that is not for me, but has the same house number as an address around the corner. So I get mail for 1234 hwy 8, when I am 1234 County road 40. I have, several times, brought stacks of mail into the local post office and they’ve told me they will ask the carrier to be careful. Unfortunately the doppelgänger address is a storage facility so it’s not like I can go knock on their door.

My concern is not so much the erroneous mail that I get; I am happy to take it back to Canada Post in town. Rather, it’s the fact that I assume they are getting MY mail and are just pitching it. (I assume this because recently I bought a new car and surprise! I found out I had an unpaid fine from an automated speed camera—I definitely never got any notices.)

Despite them asking the carrier to be careful I continue to get stacks of mail that is not mine. I have put a sticker on my box asking for mail for NAME on Road Name, but it continues. What’s my next move?? I just want to make sure I’m getting my mail. I have a 5k tax cheque coming soon so…kind of important!

Love my new 206 phev! While poking around Bluelink in early days, I set up a charging schedule—but then later decided for now I just want to set an alarm and go out and plug it in when rates drop at 7. So I turned off the schedule in bluelink….but the car doesn’t “remember” that I’ve turned it off. The display in the car will show it as being off for a few days and then suddenly “next scheduled charge” is turned on, despite the fact that its still switched off in the app (and I haven’t touched that part of the app in two weeks) I have tried re-booting the app. Any other tricks?!