Can you help Nick’s Christmas cards find their way home? (update: resolved)

9:13 AM: From the WSB inbox this morning:

Our Christmas cards were delivered to the wrong address yesterday and we’re wondering if the blog could help? They are labeled correctly, but a certain delivery company dropped them at the wrong house! (Photo attached – this isn’t our front porch!)

We’ve driven the few streets surrounding our house to check similar house numbers, but no matching house exists… is there a chance that the blog could help crowd-source finding our missing cards?

If you got them by mistake – contact us (westseattleblog@gmail.com or text 206-293-6302) and we’ll connect you!

2:39 PM: Nick says “the house has been located.”

5 Replies to "Can you help Nick's Christmas cards find their way home? (update: resolved)"

  • J December 24, 2024 (11:14 am)

    If you live on a numbered street SW it may have gone to the same number at NW. I’ve seen that happen a few times. Check Google Streetview and see if that’s the same front door.

  • Jeff December 24, 2024 (11:15 am)

    Something a little further afield, it might be worth checking if they were delivered to your address S instead of SW (if that exists).  I wouldn’t say it’s regular, but I’ve had mail misdirected that way.

  • K December 24, 2024 (11:20 am)

    Have you tried looking for the same address but with S instead of SW? Once we received a package for someone at our address, but they were S and not SW. Good luck finding them!

  • Cooper JcW December 24, 2024 (12:38 pm)

    Ditto to all of the above responses. ⬆️

  • lala December 27, 2024 (12:23 pm)

    My package was dropped off downtown at a condo so sometimes it’s not even the address its the sticker they misplace on the package during sorting. Luckily I was able to retrieve it but what a nightmare.

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