This maybe a basic question.
How is Care Of used C/O ?

Joe Smith C/O Harry Smith.
1234 Home St.
Anywhere Az.

Is Joe the physical address and Harry is to recieve or is it the other way?

c/o (in care of) is used whenever the addressee is not the occupant of the
house or homeowner but a temporary resident. In the case of Joe Smith c/o
Harry Smith, Harry would be the homeowner or tenant known to the post office
as the occupant/resident of the property, while Joe would be a relative
visiting him.

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"AZVMAX" wrote in message
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This maybe a basic question.
How is Care Of used C/O ?

Joe Smith C/O Harry Smith.
1234 Home St.
Anywhere Az.

Is Joe the physical address and Harry is to recieve or is it the other
way?

I'd suggest you check out an etiquette site.

"AZVMAX" wrote in message
...
This maybe a basic question.
How is Care Of used C/O ?

Joe Smith C/O Harry Smith.
1234 Home St.
Anywhere Az.

Is Joe the physical address and Harry is to recieve or is it the other
way?