Memorandum

To:	Bill
From:	Lola
Subject:	Postal Mailbox
Date:	September 22, 1998

I did talk with Allen about obtaining one of the postal mailboxes to no avail. I then proceeded to phone the 1-800-275-8777 number and attempt to reach someone with the United States Post Office for possible answers on how to go about obtaining one of their boxes.

My first phone call was on Friday, September 18, 1998. I was told that someone, namely a supervisor but the person I spoke with was unable to name a particular individual, however, my call would be returned on Monday. Needless to say, the call was not returned. I recalled the number and have been switched from Atlanta Main Station to a number of other postal stations including Central City, who services this area. The last bit of information I received from (404) 765-7300 was that due to postal guidelines someone would have to come out and survey where the box would be placed and its uses if other than mail pickup. When I was transferred to the office who could initiate a surveyor at Central City I was told that I would have to redial the 1-800 number and speak with someone with the authority to let us use or purchase one of those "no longer in circulation" mailboxes.

I have not phoned the number back just yet but I do plan to keep on top of the situation until I am able to locate someone who can help us, if that is okay with you.