Post office at EWR?
May 18, 2009, 11:51 am
#1
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Post office at EWR?
Does anyone know if a post office or a post box exists at EWR (Newark Liberty)?
I am usally lugging mail that I need to send, if only I can find a post office /box along my way.
I know one does exist at JFK.
I am usally lugging mail that I need to send, if only I can find a post office /box along my way.
I know one does exist at JFK.
May 18, 2009, 1:30 pm
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I don't recall ever seeing one in Terminal C but I've had great success when asking the PC agents to drop something in their outgoing mail. Assuming that you've already got a stamp and envelope that should work.
May 18, 2009, 2:59 pm
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I'm pretty sure there are no mailboxes at Newark, but the clubs all have business centers that you can drop off mail at if you have a membership.
Google maps shows one on the property
345 Newark Airport, Newark, NJ - (973) 824-6715 -
but it looks like it's on the edge and not something easy to get to.
Google maps shows one on the property
345 Newark Airport, Newark, NJ - (973) 824-6715 -
but it looks like it's on the edge and not something easy to get to.
Feb 10, 2010, 1:37 pm
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Join Date: Feb 2005
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No you can't -- there are no mail boxes in the Airport, and when we've asked the Club staffs to mail items, they say they can't for the same reason.
Feb 11, 2010, 10:35 am
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I have had the most difficult time convincing staff at LAX, SFO and IAD to mail a post card from the airport to France... especially when connections were tight and I couldn't possibly go outside security or to the terminal that may have a mail box.
asking vendors I always got turned down, but going to a club/lounge always worked especially when the word "France" was mentioned.
I always tell them I have nothing to hide... its a post card, they can see what is written, and there's a stamp on it... I just want to make sure I get a stamp from the city I'm sending it from... but most employees are reluctant to accept... from my experience.
--Russ