Hi.
We have always used the separate Purchase Point address for the physical
address. Lots of reasons, mostly I don't trust the post office to read our
minds
about when to use what. In a day when so much is automated, people don't
bother to read or read well, anymore. Why chance it?
Also, there are frequently minor differences between PO addresses (zips)
and that of the physical address. So you still have to differentiate to be
accurate.
Just my 2 cents.
Rhonda Sherer
Reeder & Kline Machine Co.
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Date: Mon, 09 Dec 2002 19:54:37 -0000
From: "pzieve <peterz@...>" <peterz@...>
Subject: Vendor Addresses
Has anyone combined a pay-to's P.O.B. number with the vendor's street
address and regretted it? Or do you always use a purchase point for
the street address, which is important for outside processing
vendors? Does the post office always know to deliver to the P.O.B.
and the shipper to the address when they're combined into one address?
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We have always used the separate Purchase Point address for the physical
address. Lots of reasons, mostly I don't trust the post office to read our
minds
about when to use what. In a day when so much is automated, people don't
bother to read or read well, anymore. Why chance it?
Also, there are frequently minor differences between PO addresses (zips)
and that of the physical address. So you still have to differentiate to be
accurate.
Just my 2 cents.
Rhonda Sherer
Reeder & Kline Machine Co.
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Date: Mon, 09 Dec 2002 19:54:37 -0000
From: "pzieve <peterz@...>" <peterz@...>
Subject: Vendor Addresses
Has anyone combined a pay-to's P.O.B. number with the vendor's street
address and regretted it? Or do you always use a purchase point for
the street address, which is important for outside processing
vendors? Does the post office always know to deliver to the P.O.B.
and the shipper to the address when they're combined into one address?
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