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I still write 'none' in any postcode fields, and am refusing to learn my eircode. I've never had a problem getting things delivered
by itsmenotyou 9y ago
I still write 'none' in any postcode fields, and am refusing to learn my eircode. I've never had a problem getting things delivered
- brimstedt 9y agoMay I ask why? As an outsider (and someone who knows nothing about you/your culture) this sounds like "I don't want to accept change" or "noone is going to force stupid codes on to me". So id love to hear the reason!
- everyone 9y agoSeconded. I'm also Irish and the new postcodes are the ultimate in clarity imo. Each dwelling/unit has one code, and each code represents one dwelling/unit. I live in quite a remote spot, so before, my address was just my name + the general area I live. Thats fine for the postman who knows where I live, but I dont know how other delivery services figured out where I was. Also I'm pretty much at the centroid of 3 towns, and different services would route deliveries via different towns. I had to learn through trial and error to put 'via X' or 'via Y' as my address depending on what service I was using. Eircode clears all that up.