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I live in Sumter County, The Village of Glenbrook , 32162. I have been given my address as 'The Villages ' for the past 4 years without any mail problems.

I use The Villages, Wildwood just has too many meanings.

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OK...that was good! :1rotfl:

Zip Code
 

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For years I have received Christmas cards from a friend who puts only my Zip Code on the address. No city and no state, but it is delivered.

OK, here's the USPS map: ZIP Code 32159 Map, Housing Stats, More for Lady Lake, FL

If you don't live within the red lines, you are not in Lady Lake.

I do know that there are a few business that are just over the town line in Summerfield that are served by the Lady Lake post office. They use the 32159 zip code for that reason even though they are not actually in the 32159 area. This could be the case with some residences as well.

The Villages or Lady Lake?
 

Everyone that lives in The Villages can use either The Villages or Lady Lake for their mail. The ZIP Codes 32162 and 32163 are strictly located in The Villages. The reason everyone including the 32159 ZIP Code in the villages can use Lady Lake is the fact that all of our mail comes out of the Lady Lake post office. Unfortunately some commercial entities do not recognize The Villages as a city since it is not so they use Lady Lake. Even the portions that are in Wildwood or Fruitland Park use The Villages or Lady Lake as the city! It's strictly has to do with where your mail is processed/sorted which in all of The Villages is Lady Lake. But I also agree that your ZIP Code is what controls the delivery more than anything else. So I think you must've had a mail person that messed up your delivery.

We live in The Villages in the Town of Lady Lake (Mira Mesa) and we use: The Villages, FL 32159. Sometimes we will be told 32159 only comes up at Lady Lake because that is the actual post office where our mail goes. You are in Sumter County 32162 so using Lady Lake which is in Lake County could confuse it even more. Just my opinion. Good Luck

Debbie

Zip is prime indicator for the post office that serves your specific address.

I am new here also and have also had mail issues. Knowing the USPS, the city matters not one bit. It is only the zip and possible +4 that matters.

That said, from what I understand there is no rhyme or reason at the mail station for the order of the boxes there. Then, figure in from what I understand is three separate mail people who do the mail every day. At least twice a week I have neighbors bringing me mail (forwarded from my old address).

The one certified letter that was sent to me I never did get, nor indication to go pick it up.

But, I get most bills via email and most days the mail goes from the box right to the trash can next to it. :MOJE_whot: