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You can usually invent a post code that is valid. All major post offices have a suffix of 1AA. For the prefix, you can usually use the letters from your prefi
by buro9 13y ago
You can usually invent a post code that is valid.
All major post offices have a suffix of 1AA.
For the prefix, you can usually use the letters from your prefix but change the number to a 1 and if applicable any letters that follow the number to an A.
So if your postcode is WC2E 9AB then just give WC1A 1AA.
Voila, valid post code for the main post office in any area.
Edit: This is legacy, a lot of the 1AA post-codes were recycled in the 1960s when the post office underwent major re-structuring. It still works though.
- Nursie 13y agoI eventually told the manager it was her problem and she should invent an address. She appeared to agree with me, pressed a couple of buttons and asked for the address again, so I made one up out of exasperation at the whole thing. --edit-- thanks for the tip though, didn't know about that before.