I don't believe that zip codes cross state lines. The term "territory" is used here only as it is used in MP. I'd try mapping all the zip codes in your area of concern and see if they work for you. If they cross lines you can't legally work, then we can revisit this, I guess.
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Originally Posted by Anonymous Interesting, however, zip code boundaries run willy-nilly, even across county lines, with little respect for "territory". (I'm unsure as to whether or not they actually cross state lines.) The USPS will claim no responsibility for errors in misappropriating "territory" since THEIR defense is that "the Zip Code was not established for these purposes." I'd like to know the problems that occur with this plan, especially if they exist as a result of the company being "out-of-bounds" regarding any application. (Permit or permission from one county, but not another, or any "infringement" issues.)
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