If you live on 6th St in Emery what syntax do you use?

Ours mail FL forwarder address is a Suite. So we started using Ste XX-XXX. But sometimes, they don't have enough characters on some of the websites. So sometimes it has Ste XXXXX or Ste XXX, but we always get our mail.

Now when we want delivery for a Pizza, we put Apt or Suite with RV Lot #, because they don't have Lot # available.

Dog Folks wrote:
Our mail service is in Florida. At suggestion of our mail service we use Apt. instead of PMB. You could also use "Unit" with no "#" sign.

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I have a Private Mail Box (PMB) at a parcel store and they have told me that as long as my box number is on the address - so that they don't have to look it up - they don't care what designator is used.

It could say BLDG, UNIT, APT, STE, SUITE, #, PMB - they don't care.

If I can't enter PMB, I'll try #, and then APT.

Twomed wrote:
Can you even still get a # of anything?? :) :)

Nope they are all 14.5oz or less. Coffee, beans, stewed tomatoes....same size can just don't fill them as much :B

Can you even still get a # of anything?? :) :)

I 'live' in Box Elder

If a website doesn't recognize # I just leave it out
Unit, Apt, Suite all work also as does the PMB

I usually use Suite cause our box is on the upper rows.......almost penthouse but not top tier :B

..or the musical staff, or the people at the weigh scales.

Save # for Twitter.

Instead of using the "crosshatch" #, I use Nbr.

If a site will not take my #234, I use Apt. 234. Most sites will take Apt (apartment). My mail service sorts it out when they come in.

I thought pmb was for mailbox services (personal mail box). Do you live in an apartment?

Since Twitter has changed # to "hashtag", maybe that's why! LOL