How can you know your postal code?

Answer 1

In the back of the Residential White Pages, you look for the section, POSTCODES. Then all suburbs are alphabetically listed, so find your surburb and nxt to it will have your post code. All the best, hope it helps.

Answer 2

This depends on what country you live in. If you are in the UK then you can either contact Royal Mail, or an addressing specialist like www.postcoder.com. There are various tools you can use to identify your Postcode from your address (PostCoder has one) and it is a simple matter of entering your address information and having your postcode looked up from that.

Different countries offer different postal codes and solutions to this problem, so if you live outside the UK i would suggest that you contact the main postal operator for that country (for example, the US Postal Service if you're in the USA).

Answer 3

Send a letter to yourself. When you receive the letter look at the postal code. If that does not work... ask your mother.

Or you can look it up on Wikipedia or a site like that.

Or you could look at any piece of mail you have received, any bill, it should be on the address.

Answer 4

The easiest way for one to find a postcode would be to go online and find the post office's website, whether in the U.S. or in the U.K., however, if one does not have access to the internet, it would be easiest to find a postcode by visiting their local post office and asking the staff for assistance.

Answer 5

You can do this by looking at the phone book, the postal code book in post offices, or by going online.

Answer 6

On Google earth, enter your house number, street, city and country. At the end of that when it finishes it for you there should be a postcode.