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11-04-2018, 12:08 PM
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I second going to the postoffice and asking for geolocation info. I had USPS drop off a package down the street, at an address that differed by from mine by only one number. At the post office, they pulled up the delivery info on a map and I could see exactly where it was delivered. The writting on the package was really bad, so I can kind of get the mistake by the delivery person and the people who had the package.
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