Is a business misusing this address?

If a company listing our Denver location has caused you a problem, or something about a filing or a piece of mail connected to this address does not look right, tell us. We read every report, we check it against our records, and we act on what we find.

First, what this address is

Our location is a commercial building in Denver with many tenants, and Denver Business Commons operates a licensed commercial mail receiving agency inside it. Businesses that receive mail through us hold their own suite numbers and pass federal identity verification before their first envelope arrives. Companies elsewhere in the building are separate tenants and are not our clients.

Anyone in the world can also type this address onto a state filing or a website without our permission and without ever being verified by us. State filing offices do not check addresses. That is the gap bad actors use, and it is the most common reason a stranger ends up on this page.

What we will do with your report

• Check the name against our client records. Every report, every time, usually within two business days.
• If they are a client: We investigate. Our service agreement lets us terminate any account being used for fraud or misrepresentation, and we use that clause.
• If they are not a client: We will tell you plainly that the company has no relationship with us, and we will report the unauthorized use of our address to the Colorado Secretary of State ourselves.
• Either way, you get an answer. A named person, in writing, not a form letter.

What we cannot do

We cannot edit state filings; only the Secretary of State can correct a business record, and their complaint process is the official path. We cannot disclose a client's private information without legal process, and we cooperate fully when legal process arrives. And we cannot referee your dispute with a company; that stays between you, them, and if necessary the courts. What we control is whether they keep receiving mail here, and that we do control.

If someone used your home address

If you found this page because a company registered itself at your house, the fix is the Secretary of State's complaint process linked above, plus writing Return to Sender on anything that arrives. You do not need our help for that, but we are sorry it happened to you. It is the same abuse we filter for here, aimed at someone with no filter at all.