Looking for an NYC Address.

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I am in the process of applying for new banking positions and would like to move to NYC. I currently live on the west coast. The immediate issue I am going to run into when applying/ networking is being screened out against local/internal applicants that live in the NYC/ NJ/ Connecticut areas.

For the purposes of applying for a job is there a Monkey that I can borrow a safe NYC area address from. “Safe” means it is OK to receive a hard-copy offer letter at in the next three months or so. My last firm delivered a hard-copy letter plus a soft copy letter. Obviously, if I get an offer I would take a lease ASAP.

Let me know thanks.

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How do I know you're not going to stalk me and try to break in and steal all my tube steak in the middle of the night?

 

Use a UPS or Fedex mailbox. It looks just like regular mailing address. They may also offer mail-forwarding service for an additional fee.

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brandon st randyUse a UPS or Fedex mailbox. It looks just like regular mailing address. They may also offer mail-forwarding service for an additional fee.

I looked at places that have mailing address listed as street addresses and pretty much all of the locations are discoverable fronts when you google the address and often the address are on conspicuous streets like Park Avenue. So no go.

 
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brandon st randyUse a UPS or Fedex mailbox. It looks just like regular mailing address. They may also offer mail-forwarding service for an additional fee.

I looked at places that have mailing address listed as street addresses and pretty much all of the locations are discoverable fronts when you google the address and often the address are on conspicuous streets like Park Avenue. So no go.

The H.R people are way too busy to spend time googling each applicant's address. There are literally thousands of Fedex/UPS stores all over NYC. You can find plenty that are not conspicuous. Also I dont think there is any Fedex store on Park Avenue, the rent would be ridiculously expensive. Are you sure it is not Park Avenue South?

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