At 09:30 AM 01/08/09, you wrote: >Hello Mike, > >Are you saying your address shows as invalid?. I ordered some for my >sister (on line) and it allowed you to enter an actual street >address and then it allowed shipping to a different address like her P.O. Box.
My old adders is forwarded by the postal office. I had coupons sent there, but I never got them and according to the post office folks they can't forward them. Of course there may be a different reason that I didn't get them, and the PO guy is mistaken. The DTV web site back in August would not take a PO box. My new address was used by the former owners and the system won't send a second set of coupons to a different name. >However if your address is non existent you might ask a friend to >use theirs if they haven't ordered any Like I said, all of my friends are getting boxes using their addresses - they want the extra box for hacking purposes (nobody has a spare coupon). >and have them sent to your P. O. Box. > >As long as you have a physical street address for your location it >should work. At least it did here. Adding a extra letter (like changing apartment "12" to "12A" results in >The address you provided could not be found. > >The unit, suite, or apartment number for the address you provided is >missing or invalid. Please supply a valid unit, suite, or apartment >number and submit your application again. Physical locations have to be in their data base, and it's pretty accurate. However an email I received gave me a couple of additional options that I didn't know were available. I'm still looking for an "unused" address - someone local who not going to apply for any coupons - maybe he has purchased replacement TVs, or uses cable, etc.. >Larry - N7FM Mike WA6ILQ
