Why do companies have stupid, long addresses?
Discussion
I very rarely send a letter but when I do you can pretty much guarantee the company I send it to will decide it's not enough to put the number, street and postcode. Oh no it's gotta be
Persons name
Name of company
Such n such building
Street name
Business park name
Town name
City name
Then postcode.
So quite literally it's seven lines for something that really only needs three.
Is it to make them look important? Surely it's not just me.
Persons name
Name of company
Such n such building
Street name
Business park name
Town name
City name
Then postcode.
So quite literally it's seven lines for something that really only needs three.
Is it to make them look important? Surely it's not just me.
Tom_C76 said:
Ours is too long for most online ordering forms.
Building is subdivided so first line is the part of the building.
Building has a name not a number.
Street name.
Village name as it's a rural location.
Post town so they know which sorting office.
County and Postcode.
None of it can really be left out, though to a machine system the company name and postcode might suffice.
Leave out Building is subdivided so first line is the part of the building.
Building has a name not a number.
Street name.
Village name as it's a rural location.
Post town so they know which sorting office.
County and Postcode.
None of it can really be left out, though to a machine system the company name and postcode might suffice.
Village name
Post town
County
With the street name and Post code the rest isn't required.
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