Question:
Letters to Santa? suppose you are a mailman, what would you do?
Sherlocked
2010-04-22 20:47:36 UTC
If a mailman or post office worker receive a letter to santa or God, what does he/she do with it? Keep it, read it, throw it away, send it back, or what?

Also, what should they do about it? Whats your opinion on the situation? if a happy young kid sent a letter to Santa, and just got it back only to find out santa is nonexistent, that would be sad.
Ten answers:
Superfly
2010-04-23 10:49:46 UTC
If the post office receives a letter written to Santa, they forward it to the North Pole, Alaska. There, a group of volunteers does their best to reply to each letter they receive. I don't think that there is a gaurantee that your letter will be responded to though. Additionally, it is a generic "form-letter" response. Savy parents can order a personalized letter from Santa Claus for their children at sites like www.letterforchristmas.com (closed for the off-season). Then their child could actually get a response to their specific letter.



I don't know if the post office has an official policy on letters to God. If they don't, and I was a mail carrier, I would drop the letter at the nearest church. I wouldn't feel qualified to read God's mail. However, if a priest (or similar) read God's mail from a neighborhood child, he/she might be able to respond to child's concerns, prayers, questions, etc. Come to think of it, if a child writes a letter to God and gets a response from a local priest, then I guess the letter kind of "worked."
anonymous
2010-04-22 20:55:17 UTC
Here in Canada you can write to Santa Claus and get a reply from Santa Claus by using the postal code "HOH OHO" and sending it to the " North Pole ", but I fear a reply is strickly limited to Canadian residents. If you send a letter, Santa Claus will reply with a pre-made letter ( because he is too busy working on delivering presents all around the world, of course! ;) ). Santa tells you about his daily routine as a worldwide giver of gifts. He also signs ( handwritten! ) the letter.



As for God, I have no idea, however!
anonymous
2016-10-07 15:50:24 UTC
Band: Mcfly =P costly Santa Hows That lady interior the North Pole. i've got been a great call lady this year. For Christmas i elect relaxing relaxing relaxing & 5 colorations In Her Hair. i will go away you an Umbrella on Christmas Eve Merry Christmas i would be ok!
computeraddictxyz
2010-04-22 21:23:42 UTC
I would reply that Santa doesn't exist. However I would enclose a gift from my behalf (Not Santa's) to make the kid happy.



And to the guy above who would *Do bad stuff * on these letters, I am sure you would die from exhaustion if you did that for every letter to Santa. LOL.
Brian J
2010-04-22 20:56:58 UTC
I believe the post office has an official stance on it. In other words, they have some kind of procedure they follow.
anonymous
2010-04-22 20:49:08 UTC
more importantly, what parent thinks it's cool to actually put upon the mailman by actually mailing the letter?
max r
2010-04-22 20:48:33 UTC
i'd be all LOL KID don't hold your breath! gonna throw these in the letters to GOD PILE!
Dragon Star
2010-04-24 12:29:40 UTC
I'd send it back with a lump of coal in it.
@bbi
2010-04-22 20:57:36 UTC
o i would be pissed if i found out that way when i was a kid...
anonymous
2010-04-22 20:48:39 UTC
Masturbate on/to them.


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