I <i>think</i> that in every case where you&#x27;re <i>not</i> entering into an agreement where you assert that<p>1) The physical address provided is an address at which you can receive correspondence or packages.<p>and<p>2) The information supplied is -to the best of your knowledge- correct.<p>and<p>3) You agree if you <i>have</i> knowingly supplied false or incorrect information, you will be subject to penalties or damages claims.<p>you&#x27;ll be just fine.