Within the last year, but it was a not accompanying something I was sending a friend.
Somewhat related:
A personal letter from Japan kept arriving at my house. It was not for me.
House number was the same, but that was the only thing similar. My road and the address on the envelope were completely different.
I'd put it in the mailbox at the local PO and it would come back. Finally I put it in MY mailbox for pickup, thinking the mail carrier would recognize it and not deliver it any more.
No such luck. It came back.
This happened about ten times. I went online, did a property search of the neighboring counties to find the correct address. I live near the intersection of four counties.
Yes, I found the address--and yes it was the very last and fourth county I looked at. The name matched up.
I sent the card in another envelope to the person it was addressed to. The sender in Japan had gotten the address ALMOST right--but it would have been easy enough to figure out. There was just one slight difference. Guess it was just easier to keep delivering it to my house.
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