Zip + 4 Address Area?

[Guv Bob]

Hello friends,

How can I find out the addresses in a Zip + 4 area?

Here's an example and how I hit a brick wall.

One bar code translates to 90025-54645 27, where according to the PO, "27" is the last 2 digits in the house number or PO Box (For example, PO Box 827 or 1527 Maple Ave).

I can find a map of 90025 but not for 90025-5645. Search for the Zip+4 turns up nothing. I have also entered various addresses ending in 27 in the area www.usps.com but still that Zip+4 does not come up. The only other alternate is entering every North-South street in that area which is quite a lot.

Any suggestions would be appreciated! If you email me, pls also post so that others can benefit as well

Bob Dave
broth...@bigfoot.com

[Guv Bob]

"Sir F. A. Rien" <jaS...@gbr.online.com> wrote in message news:90iks55nrjpil66e1...@4ax.com...
> "Guv Bob" <broth...@YEEEEOOOOWWWbigfoot.com> found these unused words:

> It's -=not=- a zip=4, but the delivery routing code.
>
> The 54645 is a route and street or large complex, then the 27 is the
> delivery point.
>
> I doubt that there's a pulic seracher for the route.
>
> A mass mailer should have the tools and adta for their area.

Thanks, I appreciate the info.

Looking at difference label (these came from a mailing house)... I notice that one street address does not match the barcode they printed on the label. If this were on a mailed piece, would the PO sort this piece to the route on the barcode? Or would it check the address and add a 2nd bar code?

[Guv Bob]

"Sir F. A. Rien" <jaS...@gbr.online.com> wrote in message news:84p0t59lkvbbb9uiv...@4ax.com...

> No one answer, some PO's would send along and then return 'mis-addessed.
> Some would correct and some carriers would correct.
>
> Had a piece of mail with the return addy on the reverse, the PO sent it back
> three times! Why?
>
> The stamp, thus the tagging, was on the proper address side. address hd a
> clear TO:, return had a clear FROM:
>
> Just another example of poor or erratic service, I'd think.

I hear you. I see the same thing here. I just got a mailing piece back this week that was originally mailed in February. I contacted the addressee and the address, etc., was all correct.

Here's something interested.... a mailing piece sent from Los Angeles to an address through the Santa Clarita Area Distr Center takes 10 working days std rate mail. Everywhere else in the area it takes 3-5 days. Some go to the east coast which takes 9 days. This happens month after month - forcing us to use first class mail to some zip codes.

[Guv Bob]

"Sir F. A. Rien" <jaS...@gbr.online.com> wrote in message news:n8f4t557be0hnqdtg...@4ax.com...

> Yep !!!
>
> A locally mailed letter, for local delivery from my hamlet of 300, goes to
> the next 'city' PO [2200 population], then to a regional center [4600
> population], then to Olympia, Washington for cancellation, then returns the
> same route for delivery.
>
> Typical time is 4-6 days.
>
> The local PO is a one person operation with PO boxes, as there's NO street
> delivery!
>
> However, ALL Mail -=must=- go through the processing center to be 'counted'!
>
> I'd be ROTFLMAO if it weren't so dadburned dumb!
>
> We hand deliver much of our 'stuff' that's time sensitive!

LOL!! Now I hear they are going to stop Saturday deliveries.

We got a new neighbor last month -- reason I know is that we got their mail, and our other neighbor got ours, etc. Welcome to the neighborhood.