If so, then the easiest answer is to go to usps.com and click tools in the upper left corner. Then click Find ZIP code. Enter the complete address and the site will give you the ZIP code.
If it is a foreign address then you should email the buyer. Ask for the ZIP code AND include a statement that without that information you will be unable to ship the package.
If it is a foreign address then you should email the buyer. Ask for the ZIP code AND include a statement that without that information you will be unable to ship the package.
The seller should be able to look up the code on the website of the destination country’s postal service.
As an aside, the United States is the only country that has ZIP codes. Most other countries have “post codes†or “postal codes.â€
If it is a foreign address then you should email the buyer. Ask for the ZIP code AND include a statement that without that information you will be unable to ship the package.
The seller should be able to look up the code on the website of the destination country’s postal service.
As an aside, the United States is the only country that has ZIP codes. Most other countries have “post codes†or “postal codes.â€
That is true. I didn't mention it because experiences has shown that not all countries have an "English" page. Most do, but not all. And since the seller is in Sri Lanka I was unsure of his language skills. Sinhala and Tamil are native languages with only an estimated 23% being fluent in English.
Qatar does not have any Zip code / Postal code. For overseas delivery, just enter the P.O. Box number.
You can also write 0000 if you do not have a P.O. Box number.
Why Qatar does not have Zip Codes?
While the lack of a postal code system may seem unusual to those from other countries, it is a system that has proven effective for Qatar. The use of P.O. Boxes and direct courier deliveries allows for efficient and reliable mail delivery, and is well-supported by the country’s modern infrastructure.
thisu_products
OP3 years agoNo it's not US, Thank you
richard1rst
·3 years agoIs it going to a U S address?
If so, then the easiest answer is to go to usps.com and click tools in the upper left corner. Then click Find ZIP code. Enter the complete address and the site will give you the ZIP code.
If it is a foreign address then you should email the buyer. Ask for the ZIP code AND include a statement that without that information you will be unable to ship the package.
marnotom!
·3 years agoThe seller should be able to look up the code on the website of the destination country’s postal service.
As an aside, the United States is the only country that has ZIP codes. Most other countries have “post codes†or “postal codes.â€
richard1rst
·3 years agoThat is true. I didn't mention it because experiences has shown that not all countries have an "English" page. Most do, but not all. And since the seller is in Sri Lanka I was unsure of his language skills. Sinhala and Tamil are native languages with only an estimated 23% being fluent in English.
thisu_products
OP3 years agothank you it's from Qatar. I will massage the buyer. Can I search from the internet and get the zip code ? that means: -----city------- postal code
richard1rst
·3 years agoAccording to the following web site,
Qatar does not have any Zip code / Postal code. For overseas delivery, just enter the P.O. Box number.
You can also write 0000 if you do not have a P.O. Box number.
Why Qatar does not have Zip Codes?
While the lack of a postal code system may seem unusual to those from other countries, it is a system that has proven effective for Qatar. The use of P.O. Boxes and direct courier deliveries allows for efficient and reliable mail delivery, and is well-supported by the country’s modern infrastructure.
https://qatarxplorer.com/zip-code-qatar/