Well, I usually don't write comments. Pitt Meadows is such a small town that it doesn't really matter where you get the bill, everything is basically 10 minutes from eachother…and at least people are entering bills! How does it matter if I got soemone's bill from Save-On-Foods, Adults Only Video, or Chevron, I think the name of the city would suffice, unless the bill was hit at the same city and thus more accurate localization was needed. The comments to me become monotonous and boring, especially writing them.
Oh and dr What if I get/spend a bill from another city but do not know the postal code of where I got/spent it?
==Carl==
What I do is look it up in the phone book.
Ya, its a pain in the butt when you're looking up the postal code of a bank, because most now only list a 1-800 number that goes down east, you know for our *convenience". Then you have to remember what other businesses are in the same block and look them up instead.
Not that I'm bitter about banking institutions. They encourage you to use the ABM, and want to charge you a fee for going to a teller, but when something could be easily handled over the phone, they make you come in, during the 3 hours a day they are open, which happens to be when you are at work, which is why you are trying to call them and their business card is at home, which is why you are trying to find them in the book. So there!
I found the Canada Post site allows you to search for the postal code of any place in the country…except you need a street address. (Hmmm, what was the street address of that Mac's store on the west end of Lloydminster?)
http://www.canadapost.ca/segment-e.asp
You mean:
<a href=http://www.canadapost.ca/segment-e.asp target=_new>The Canada Post Site</a>
Isn't that what I said…the same url?
Yeah. But you didn't make it easy and hyper-link it on a new window.
Got keep on the cutting edge here ya know!
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