Mailed envelope without address and stamp
A curious situation!
If you've mailed an envelope without an address and a stamp, it's unlikely that it will be delivered to its intended recipient. Here's why:
- No address: Without a valid address, the postal service won't know where to deliver the envelope. The address is crucial for the postal service to sort and deliver mail efficiently.
- No stamp: Without a stamp, the envelope won't have the necessary postage to be delivered. The postal service requires a valid stamp to process and deliver mail.
In this case, the envelope might be:
- Returned to the sender (if the sender has provided a return address)
- Held at the post office for a period of time (in case the sender or recipient contacts the post office to claim the envelope)
- Eventually discarded or destroyed if no one claims it
If you're the sender, you might want to consider re-mailing the envelope with a valid address and stamp. If you're the recipient, you might want to contact the post office to see if they have any information about the envelope.
It's worth noting that some post offices or countries might have specific procedures for handling undeliverable mail, so the outcome might vary depending on the location and postal service.