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If you don't need to use the second line for "Street Address", you might be able to repurpose it and put in a unique identifier for each entity you conduct busi
by 0x0000000 4y ago
If you don't need to use the second line for "Street Address", you might be able to repurpose it and put in a unique identifier for each entity you conduct business with. Might depend on your mail carrier being OK with putting a letter to "Apt 41723" in the only mailbox at the primary address.
- jgalt212 4y agoDoes the USPS Address Verification API reject such "modifications"? https://www.usps.com/business/web-tools-apis/ https://www.usps.com/business/web-tools-apis/
- yurishimo 4y agoThe OP linked the German version of hello fresh so likely moot.
- gruez 4y agoMaybe. On one hand USPS might have a database of which buildings are multi-family homes and reject stuff like "unit 123" if it's not a multi-family/tenant building. However, I've also seen letters addressed to "basement" (for someone who's renting out the basement of a single family home) which seem to arrive fine so maybe they're not doing too aggressive filtering.