A resident of 319 E. Ninth St. in the East Village shares this photo of a letter... intended for a resident of 319 E. Ninth St. — in Duluth, Minn. ... and mailed from Duluth, Minn.
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Way to go USPS workers--I love you all--but really?????? Ongoing problem. I get some lovely letters decorated with beautiful images to find out sadly---not you. Breakups suck!!!!
Interesting. Maybe the computer that reads the address confuses a part of the zip code ? I find Amazon packages for other buildings on my block often. I usually walk them to the correct address and attempt to leave in the inside entrance. Sometimes when tired I just leave it in my building lobby and hope the person receives it.
It’s very weird, if it’s optical scanning there’s no way it’s making the mistake for the zip code or city/state. But two Duluth mistakes are one too many for a coincidence. And how does the mail person not notice when delivering?
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Way to go USPS workers--I love you all--but really?????? Ongoing problem. I get some lovely letters decorated with beautiful images to find out sadly---not you. Breakups suck!!!!
Duh-luth!
Huh. I have also gotten mail on 12th street intended for Duluth. There’s a mystery to solve here, folks!
Interesting. Maybe the computer that reads the address confuses a part of the zip code ? I find Amazon packages for other buildings on my block often. I usually walk them to the correct address and attempt to leave in the inside entrance. Sometimes when tired I just leave it in my building lobby and hope the person receives it.
It’s very weird, if it’s optical scanning there’s no way it’s making the mistake for the zip code or city/state. But two
Duluth mistakes are one too many for a coincidence. And how does the mail person not notice when delivering?
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