Usps checking addresses now?

[astralman]

Since when does usps at the post office input an address and if it's not in the system they don't ship it. I had not shipped in 10 years because I sold virtual items, now I started shipping physical items and because the address is slightly different then the address in the system they could not ship it. Is this new? So accurate addreses policy at usps. I'm not complaning, but I remember 10 years ago they didn't check this much. Things do change over time insane. I can just imagine in 50 years eye scans a regular thing and rfid chips in all of us.

[dealagreeproceed]

welcome to 2015... in other news the prez is black...

[rsot]

@astralman, what's going on bud?

[pothos]

I know that when you use stamps.com or endicia, the system will automatically check the address to see if it is a valid address.

[vogeltron]

Never heard of this. They might have typed in the zip code or something to see if it matched.

[elmo]

Try using another automated kiosk. There are ones that can bulk print labels without needing any information. You can skip the address input.

[pennslmmer]

I haven't had issue with incorrect address infos. The only issue that might cause this is the zip code # doesn't match with the City.