what did you do when

[rbkt65]

you sent a part out and had the correct info on it and messed up the zip code? the zip was supposed to be 028 and i put in 208. same state but different cities. i contacted post office and they are doing an inquiry on it. my p/o clerk said that if the name did not match the address/zip, it should have flagged it. they are doing whatever it is they do when someone has a dumbass attack like i did. i think i have another part, so i will send it to him. this time with all the CORRECT INFO on pkg. what have some of you done?

 

[ragtopfury]

2 years ago I gave a company my current address with my old zip code once. Realized it 5 days after I placed the order. Calle dthm and let them know my mistake. Post office shipped it back to them 3 weeks later and they then sent it out to my correct zip. We both just had to wait for the system to do its thing on the mismatch address.

 

[67Dart273]

I would start by looking up the address it's headed for and see if you can contact them. Maybe you will get lucky and there is no such address.

 

[Scody21]

Truly you don’t need a zip code for mailing. Zip codes are IRS tax jurisdictions. Your package / letter will be delivered as normal. Does a zip help them sort the mail faster, yeah, but still the same not necessary.

 

[65TerrorCuda]

Why do I have Elvis in my head now