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Let's talk about a pressing issue. The problem of distortion. After all, many people think that distorting the way is normal, while others think that there is no need to distort at all.
As a result, the client's package either went back to the store (But not in this case), or a lucky black guy working at UPS saw the address and did not understand where it needed to be delivered, so he delivered it to the nearest American pawnshop, receiving his average monthly salary for this package (More like the truth).
How can you distort it correctly?
Why can't anyone add a patronymic to the recipient's first and last name? Or any other word? This is if the rules state that you need to send to only one name.
Salvador Suarez Alekseevich
$aiv@bor $u@rezz
What kind of perversions have we not seen instead of an adequate distortion.
If it is possible to send to another name, then we write another name. I generally sent to the name of Konstantin Khabensky, everything was good.
The same thing about the address. Just add any word to the end of the main address and everything works like a Swiss watch. The same eBay perceives it as another address. Now you don’t need to stutter in the address line, writing two or more letters “v” instead of one…
Well, you don’t need to indicate #, Ltd, Ltc, Ics in the intermediary address, it’s better to indicate the word Apt, Flat, etc.
Of course, you can write the address with typos, but there shouldn’t be too many of them.
Why do you need to distort the address and name at all?
You probably have a limited number of addresses, and most likely it is public if you use intermediaries. In order to use the same address without any consequences, such as bans, holds, order cancellations, the address and name must be distorted.
Good luck with your carding and fat packs to everyone.
As a result, the client's package either went back to the store (But not in this case), or a lucky black guy working at UPS saw the address and did not understand where it needed to be delivered, so he delivered it to the nearest American pawnshop, receiving his average monthly salary for this package (More like the truth).
How can you distort it correctly?
Why can't anyone add a patronymic to the recipient's first and last name? Or any other word? This is if the rules state that you need to send to only one name.
Salvador Suarez Alekseevich$aiv@bor $u@rezzWhat kind of perversions have we not seen instead of an adequate distortion.
If it is possible to send to another name, then we write another name. I generally sent to the name of Konstantin Khabensky, everything was good.
The same thing about the address. Just add any word to the end of the main address and everything works like a Swiss watch. The same eBay perceives it as another address. Now you don’t need to stutter in the address line, writing two or more letters “v” instead of one…
Well, you don’t need to indicate #, Ltd, Ltc, Ics in the intermediary address, it’s better to indicate the word Apt, Flat, etc.
Of course, you can write the address with typos, but there shouldn’t be too many of them.
Why do you need to distort the address and name at all?
You probably have a limited number of addresses, and most likely it is public if you use intermediaries. In order to use the same address without any consequences, such as bans, holds, order cancellations, the address and name must be distorted.
Good luck with your carding and fat packs to everyone.
