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Are you a fulltime RVer? Thinking of RVing full-time year round? You’ll need a way to get all of your mail and packages while traveling from state to state, month after month. Here RVers share their personal experiences using mail forwarding services. See the pros & cons of the most popular mail forwarding service. Plus other related issues that frequent travelers have to deal with — like voting, paying bills, filing taxes, and more.
Jim and I have used our Good Sam Club membership card at lots of different RV campgrounds to save on camping costs AND at lots of different Camping World stores (and online) to save on RV parts and accessories. Those discounts alone have more than paid for our membership. Here’s why we think membership in the Good Sam Club is a good thing — especially for new RVers who are planning their first RV trips.
An RV mail forwarding service will send you everything you need. But do you really need to pay for this service? Here’s how I get my mail forwarded for FREE
As a fulltime RVer, here’s how to determine the best state to declare residency in — based on state and local taxes. If you’re thinking about becoming a full time RVer, check here first!
Some tips for taking care of business on the road. If you’re considering full time RVing, here are some things you’ll need to think about.
In Cleveland, Tennessee full time RVrs were recently kicked off the voting rolls. That’s because people are registering with companies like Mail Call U.S.A. — based in Cleveland, Tennessee — or the Escapees RV Club — out of Texas — to forward their mail to them. However, the RVer doesn’t even have to step foot in the state.
