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Cant have them sent to college addresses, which really sucks. College students are probably some of the ones that should have it most, especially since testing
by thebigman433 5y ago
Cant have them sent to college addresses, which really sucks. College students are probably some of the ones that should have it most, especially since testing at a lot of campuses is incredibly lackluster. Really hope they can whitelist university owned addresses
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- morpheuskafka 5y agoUniversities are kind of weird in the way USPS treats them. They won't sort the mail to dormitories by address like they would for an apartment building; instead they make the university do it. So part of the issue may be that the system is not coded to track each dorm room as an individual delivery point so they can't give each person an individual order limit even if they marked the addresses as residential.
- brimble 5y agoProbably because dorm rooms change occupants at a much higher rate than apartments.
- thebigman433 5y agoYea all of our apartments/graduate complexes are listed under custom street addresses. USPS does deliver to individual buildings here, but only to the front desk. The error code on the site says its listed as a business address. Pretty unfortunate
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- thebean11 5y agoWhy not? Does the system think the dorms aren't residential addresses?
- thebigman433 5y agoLists it as a business address. I currently live in an apartment complex that is owned by the University, but is pretty separate from campus and everything.
- thebean11 5y agoThat's incredibly annoying!
- MattGaiser 5y agoI had this problem running for office municipally. Virtually no student dorm was registered as an address, so they couldn't register to vote.
- quesera 5y agoThis is widely considered to be not-an-accident. :)