although she had to add the words zip, +four, and house. she tried sending
50312 2560 420
and it did not arrive
or
they kept it in their personal collection of
*mail that is so darn cool we just have to keep it to remind ourselves that mail is the coolest thing on earth*
they do have such a file.
Well isn't that the most wonderous thing! I'm going to skip commenting on that PO file you mention.
ReplyDeleteWe, as calligraphers, will now have to really practice our numbers. Don't forget without the clues of (zip, +4 and house) they couldn't deliver.
DeleteAmazing! Who'd guess??? (I'm still too chicken to try it!) I'm missing envelopes in transit with lots more on them. Think the PO is keeping them in their personal entertainment stash? Eikes!
ReplyDeletekeep track of which ones are missing. if there is a certain post office that is not delivering, you might have to put the address in a clear box, and keep all the decorating around the box. but, they really should deliver anything with a clear address. junk mail is full of extra *junk* and they seem to get all of that delivered without a problem.
ReplyDeleteI don't know understand what the +4 means...
ReplyDeletewe have our regular zip code, with 5 numbers and then we have 4 more numbers that indicate the street - or maybe it is just a portion of the street. but if the machine reads
ReplyDelete50312, it knows the area of my town
and 2560 will send it to my street and then the only other information needed is which house on my street
which is 420
at least that is how it has been explained to me.
you never know with the postal system.
there are a lot of different opinions.
i am still very impressed at how fast and reliable our service is