package returned to sender, can I try mailing again with existing label?

[huntruon0]

I sent a package to a buyer but for some reason it was returned to me. Buyer said it had something to do with the postman that didn't believe he lived there since he just moved there or something like that and that he had already contacted the post office to correct it. Can I remove the return to sender labe l and resend it again using the same label?

[duchess-at-speakeasy]

Yes. But first make certain that the name and address on the label are correct and complete and that the package has not been opened.

Also advise your buyer to place his name on the mailbox, both outside and inside.

~~C~~

[Anonymous]

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@huntruon0 wrote:

I sent a package to a buyer but for some reason it was returned to me. Buyer said it had something to do with the postman that didn't believe he lived there since he just moved there or something like that and that he had already contacted the post office to correct it. Can I remove the return to sender labe l and resend it again using the same label?

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Yes you can, but make certain the PO mark through all the barcodes on the package or it will just come right back to you.