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What's the Canadian equivelant of a zip code?	by thread_killer	2005-09-12 11:58:11
I'm trying to figure out how to ship a package to Canada. The address I have looks like the zip code is 'P1A 4C2' (at least, that where I would expect the zip code to be in the address) but when I try to calculate the international rate on the website (and I select Canada) it's telling me that I need a five digit number. I are confused.
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The carrier's website is retarded.	by McNutcase	2005-09-12 11:59:33
Uhm...don't leave us hanging in re: to the babysit	by demonhedge	2005-09-12 12:01:05
So you're shipping to North Bay, Ontario (n/t)	by TrogL	2005-09-12 12:03:19
The Canadian equivalent is the postal code	by nix	2005-09-12 12:14:19
It also means	by MatthewDBA	2005-09-12 12:18:02
What?? someone actually use a mailstop?! gasp ;-P (n/t)	by classic_jon	2005-09-12 12:48:46
What is a mailstop?	by shorty82	2005-09-12 13:58:19
Specifies it more closely.	by McNutcase	2005-09-12 14:04:35
I lived in a three-building apt complex once	by MatthewDBA	2005-09-12 14:52:25
So what's the cheapest way to ship?	by thread_killer	2005-09-12 13:02:43
Try USPS or DHL. I've found UPS to be the most	by techi870	2005-09-12 13:16:53
Thanks, I'll just go to the post office (n/t)	by thread_killer	2005-09-12 13:32:12

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