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That’s because numbers ending in zero are often reserved for bulk mail, business accounts, or internal postal use. Plus, avoiding 0 at the end reduces sorting errors and misinterpretation.
March 3, 2025 at 3:20 PM
That’s because numbers ending in zero are often reserved for bulk mail, business accounts, or internal postal use. Plus, avoiding 0 at the end reduces sorting errors and misinterpretation.