How to Identify the Sender of Unmarked Mail

Learn effective ways to find out who sent you mail, including checking return addresses and contacting carriers.

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To find out who sent you mail, check the return address on the envelope or package. If there is no return address, you might try contacting the shipping carrier (like USPS, UPS, or FedEx) with the tracking number to inquire about the sender's information.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What should I do if there's no return address on the mail? If there's no return address, try contacting the shipping carrier with the tracking number to gather more information.
  2. Can I find out who sent me a letter without a tracking number? Unfortunately, without a return address or tracking number, it may be difficult to identify the sender.
  3. What information can USPS provide about mail? USPS may provide information such as the mailing date and sender's address if you have a tracking number.

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