How do I apply for a separate postal code for my home address?
And how much does something like that cost?
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This is the case if you can prove/believe that you will receive a sufficiently large quantity of mail (from 2,000 letters/postcards up every day), then it is called big-customer-PLZ. In this case, only the house delivery remains, alternatively you can also apply for a mailbox (then you have another zip code).
Not at all!
Imagine the following:
If only 10% of all residents in Germany (and the total number of around 80 million) were to have their own postal code, then the current value range for (currently 5-digit) postal codes would be broken up and the value range would have to be extended from 00000-99999 to 0000000-9999999. And in January 1993 it was already complicated enough to expand from 4-digit to 5-digit!
In other words, postal codes for individual households or even individual persons make no sense!
With one or another company, it makes sense, due to its size, to have a separate zip code – but probably just there!
Hey,
must get enough mail to stand in a very special place (on a mountain or something (because the Zugspitze has its own zip code)) or be a special building (Federal Day has its own zip code).
So the "simplest" is probably somewhere away from the shot to living.
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You can't ask for them. You will automatically get your own large-receiver PLZ if you receive a few thousand shipments every day
Not at all.
As a company, authority or the like with a very large inbox, you get your own large-receiver postal code from Deutsche Post, otherwise not.
It won't work. At best, the big company can.