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| Re: How do you create your own street address in the U.S. for postal mail? In the fantastic book "Cukoos Egg" by Clifford Stroll, he had to send some russian hacking data to a guy in at the Pentagon and his address was just his name and the zip code of the pentagon. I always wanted to try that in my town! Jonthan "Nic" <thtstudios@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:cdfirq0qfl@enews2.newsguy.com... > > Hi > > If anyone knows how to set-up an address in the U.S.A. to create an > alternative street address for postal mail, could you please share the > information. > > I read an article about 7 years ago which detailed how postal mail > sorted in the US has a special characteristic that essentially allows > you to make up your own street address. I think the principle was to > do with mail being sorted electronically so a ZIP code is all that was > needed to direct your mail. You could have a Post Office Box, and by > combining the PO Box Number with the ZIP Code you did not have to > state your address as a PO Box Number and the letter would still find > its way to you. > > An example would be if you had a warehouse for direct marketing sales > products and company name was XYZ Ltd instead of your orders going to: > PO BOX 123 .... they could be going to 123 XYZ Boulevard ... > > I can not remember how it all worked, and if it had to be done with a > PO BOX number or if a home address could also be used. > > I hope someone out there can make sense of this question. I tried to > explain it the best that I could. I am working on an assignment that > this trick may be applicable and would like to have an answer. It may > no longer be possible to do this, but any information is appreciated. > > Best regards, Nic > |