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Old 02-19-2023, 04:59 AM   #6770
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Originally Posted by Kindleing View Post
Yes, there is. I believe (but do not know for sure) that it is maintained by the US Postal Service and contains every street delivery address known to the USPS. Occasionally, when filling in my street address in an online form, a drop down will appear with matching addresses as I type until I type enough that it finds the correct one. Or I select one from the drop-down list. Those web sites use the database, but most do not. I presume the site pays for access to the database as a way to minimize shipping errors.
Yes, I knew that. What I wondered was how do they know what is a "residential" address and I wondered did someone moving into an ex-warehouse or office (such are being repurposed in London) have problems ordering Kindle eBooks in USA.
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