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Well, for starters, they're not our customers, they're our client's customers. So I suppose the only thing you're missing is that certain businesses have specif

Well, for starters, they're not our customers, they're our client's customers. So I suppose the only thing you're missing is that certain businesses have specific business requirements for address verification?

stephenr 9y ago
Honestly sounds pretty similar to “customer name validation” that suddenly fails when you’re not dealing with an Anglo-Saxon customer.
- kaishiro 9y ago
  Sorry, I really have no idea what you're trying to say here.