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Mailbox number
Is that the same number as the last four in the house's zip code?
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No it is not the same, mail box number are 5 digits
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No. And the box numbers are only to help identify your box. They have no use within the postal system.
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just use your street address and use "The Villages" as your town....your zip code may be different but you can check that out with the post office...or go online to the USPO website
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In Marsh Bend, at the Cattail mail station mine is only 3 digits. The Zipcode is always 5 digits; we are 32163. There is a Zip+4 designation that identifies further. Mine is 32163-5441. The +4 was added quite awhile ago to further sort mail for the carriers. Thankfully, the USPS, UPS, and FedEx know where I live, but Google Maps still thinks I live in a swamp. 😁😉 |
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As previously stated, the mail box number is simply a unique identification number assigned to each Village postal center box , so the postal carrier can place a residents mail based upon their street number into and for retrieval by that specific resident. It is not a U.S. Post Office Box Number, and is not associated with your Zip Code. Think of it as a filing system identification for your mail.
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On a different slant
From my experience It seems that the highest box is issued to a 5' 2" person and the lowest to 6' 6" person.
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