Further on Postal Boxes

The numbering of the postal boxes was not taken lightly Tanvir and I went through a number of permutations before we realized that we had to go with a straight numbering sequence. The reasons are twofold. One is to ensure that you have a consistent number that fits the Canada post software. Two, we will be getting in in the next few months a wall of post office boxes that should hit 300. This will give us room to expand and will allow you to transfer your new post office box numbers directly without having to change your address again.
I understand that some of you may be facing for business reasons a fair financial hit if you have to change your number sequence (e.g. 16-1 becomes 161). If this is an issue, make your case with me and I will see what I can do. Another way is to find out if you can trade numbers with someone who has the one you need. Let me know immediately if you come to that kind of an arrangement so I can record it. Note you will not have to change your post office box, it will just be changed on the paper until the new post office boxes arrive. I hope this clears up some of the issues around this matter.
Thanks for your cooperation I know things have been a mess of late but once I get the new system up to speed the service should be much better.
Fred