Delivering a letter without a stamp?

Question

I received a parking citation the other day and instead of sending it in the mail, can I just drop it off at the office and put it in their mailbox without putting a stamp on it?

Answer 1

No.  If you use the mailbox, you need a stamp.

However, if you drop it off at the office, and personally hand it to someone, then you don't need a stamp.

Answer 2

yes because you delivered the mail yourself. stamps are paid for because you are paying someone to deliver it.

Answer 3

If you deliver the letter to the address where you want it to go yourself, you don't need a stamp, if by 'mailbox" you are referring to some internal company mail collection point within the building, NOT a U.S. Post Office mailbox either inside or outside the building.  If you put a letter with no postage in ANY USPS mailbox, it will not be delivered, no matter if the address is a few feet away (they collect the mail, take it back to the post office for sorting and then deliver it from there so postage is required)