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Originally Posted by dyna mo
not sure what you're lost on. the only thing I'm saying is USPS doesn't require a recipient name. UK customs does.
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nah, uk customs doesn't, to the point of requiring a surname (the no name at all in the UK was just an aside in the OP)
any duty owed, they keep the original package, and send a generic invoice to the name stated, and the address. I send payment, then get the package
obviously with actual goods that need duty paid, ie any actual purchase, it's highly unlikely the label wouldn't have a full name due to the way you have to enter shipping/billing details, but quite likely you'd have 'Mr. J Smith' or whatever, and I've had stuff sent from abroad to the UK without my full name as the addressee. Jel being the 'name or identifier' I guess.