But Jimmy, you obviously missed the other fact...the address isn't even necessary with the zip plus 4...you can screw the rest up and if the zip plus 4 is right the letter will still get there (had a credit company say we wereliving in Florida for 5 years, took me that long to convince them I really lived in Louisiana.../got there because the zip plu 4 was correct) --- "Jimmy D. Moore" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > So noted, Mark. Just like a college prof to write > an epistle where just a > few words will suffice. ;-) > > Like I said, the last four numbers are not > necessary. I use the USPS > website for tracking stuff that I put a > "confirmation" on. This service of > theirs comes in very handy when I ship one of my > books or a set of > golf clubs that I've sold. I always want to know > the date and the time > that my important stuff was delivered. > > Mark Delaney wrote: > > >The last four numbers are what is called zip plus > >4...the USPS can deliver a package to the correct > >address, even if many other things are incorrect in > >the address if the zip plus 4 is present. But the > >last four numbers are not necessary, but often an > aid > >(especially for people for me, I recently sent a > >package to Iowa and forgot to put the street > number, > >but because I used the zip plus 4, it made it there > >just fine)...and Jimmy, it isn't hard to find the > >whole zip plus 4..just go to the USPS site > >(www.usps.gov) and you can easily look it up... > > > >Mark Delaney > > > > > > > >
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