It happens surprisingly often in the UK too. Royal mail take a smug pride in figuring out where it needs to go, and delivering it. I know of several times they have successfully delivered postcards to tents at a festival.
Most postal companies treat it as a challenge and a break from the more mundane work. A chance to show off their local knowledge.
True, but you can send a letter etc without a postcode. They will get it to a local (ISH) sorting center, and let their local knowledge get it further. The postcode just automates the process a bit.
It happens surprisingly often in the UK too. Royal mail take a smug pride in figuring out where it needs to go, and delivering it. I know of several times they have successfully delivered postcards to tents at a festival.
Most postal companies treat it as a challenge and a break from the more mundane work. A chance to show off their local knowledge.
A full Royal Mail postcode typically resolves to ten buildings.
True, but you can send a letter etc without a postcode. They will get it to a local (ISH) sorting center, and let their local knowledge get it further. The postcode just automates the process a bit.
I’m willing to bet this would work in Finland too. I think I should try it.
Just circle the Nordic countries “I don’t know man, but it’s one of these”