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Yes but you could not address a couple of places I have lived in in England like that. First was a house in a small cul de sac – with no number just a name. Se
by pasc1878 2mo ago
Yes but you could not address a couple of places I have lived in in England like that.
First was a house in a small cul de sac – with no number just a name.
Second was a flat – there are two number 1s in the same post code.
- spacedcowboy 2mo agoBy all means, the variety in addressing is a constant software-developer trap. The above will cover the 99% case though. There are even buildings with multiple postcodes (DVLA is one such, I believe)
- pasc1878 2mo agoSo that allows developers to create systems where I can't get the local council to deal with a problem? Of course the developers who wrote the council tax system understood that it was aren't crap like those who deliver the 99% solution – they had my address and the other number 1 as separate. Or post does not get delivered as it is addressed wrongly?