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From: Hamsterwheel
The UK postcode prefix BX signifies a non-geographic postcode, used by large organizations like banks (HSBC, Lloyds) and government bodies (HMRC) for flexible mail handling, having no fixed town or location but directing mail to central processing hubs, like BX9 1BX for HMRC. It's not tied to a physical place but serves as a mail routing code for big entities that need to manage high volumes of mail efficiently

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UK HMRC... effing useless. ...[more]	Free Thinking Doggie	18:51:26
>> Cheque? How quaint.	Hamsterwheel	18:59:44
>> That's their preferred method of payment, you complete arse.	Free Thinking Doggie	19:01:21
>> Nonsense, they pay straight to bank account	Hamsterwheel	19:02:11
>> No. Not for previous years. This is 2018.	Free Thinking Doggie	19:03:18
>> Even your tax is historic!	Hamsterwheel	19:13:56
>> And where the %&!*@ is BX 9 ? WTF cant the they bothered to include the town/city ... [more]	Free Thinking Doggie	18:58:28
>> The UK postcode prefix BX signifies a non-geographic postcode, used by large ... [more]	Hamsterwheel	19:01:06

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