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| Swiss banks might be dumb - but not as much as this... They even put oldfashioned stamps on their envelopes if requested to do so by the customers. Then, those envelopes are distributed to changing post offices so that the post print can't be attributed.
I don't doubt possible IRS agents that read this forum will like my revealings 
It's different, though, if the letter is sent registered - then, the sender's name on the envelope is a must as Goldtop just explained. | |
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The standard in Swiss private banking for letters to customers:
- Neutral non-window envelope.
- Thick lined envelope with random numbers printed on the inside surface to prevent see-through.
- Envelope is hand addressed.
- No sender identification.
- Self-sticking stamp, not machine stamped.
- Posted at some rural post office or even in the destination country (prevent customs examination).