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I lived in a big tower in London a year ago and during my stay there my postcode changed twice. Many systems, for example Credit Checking agencies, etc very muc
by AJRF 3y ago
I lived in a big tower in London a year ago and during my stay there my postcode changed twice. Many systems, for example Credit Checking agencies, etc very much do not like this and it's such a pain to deal with.
It got a new postcode because there were too many delivery points for my initial assigned postcode so they split it. Twice.
- simonjgreen 3y agoThe underlying system behind this is Royal Mails augmentation of the UPRN system with the UDPRN (Unique delivery point reference number) which is meant to be 1:1. There is then a further classification for multitenant units called the UMPRN (unique multiple residence number)