Yeah, it's fine.
As long as the actual address part,
and city and zipcode are readable,
it's fine. {thumb2}

I thinks it's ok :)
My address is too long and sometimes people cut parts of my address xD
But it comes, sometimes to my neighbours house xD

[quote="Elleny"]Today I sent a letter to the Curtis Talent Agency but I spelled Curtis like "CurtisT" with a T at the end. Do you gus think it will arrive with this little mistake? :?[/quote]
It really doesn't matter!

Davvero, non ti preoccupare.
Importa solo che tu abbia scritto il numero civico corretto e magari anche il giusto interno.
Sai in quanti successi hanno storpiato il mio nome o il nome della mia via?? :lol:
In tutti i casi se hai inviato qualcosa come francobolli americani o IRC e l'indirizzo non dovesse essere riconducibile al destinatario riceverai il tutto sottoforma di ''Ritorno al Mittnete".

Good Luck!! ;-)

It's the zip code, address that matter. As long as they know what you mean (which they should) I think you should be fine, mostly because I have made similar mistakes

Thank you all guys! I'm more quiet now. Thank you for helping me {up}

As has been said before, I think it is the post code that is really most important. Good luck!

Phoebe :D

i would not think it would matter the post office would know what you are trying to spell. hope that helps!
-Ryco {thumb2}

It's the zip/post code that is important anyway not really the correct address. I'm sure it will be fine. {up}

Yeah, same to the above. I think it won't matter. Even muddling up a lot of letters in the past has had no problems for me.

It should get there. {up}

I get mail alot with my address spelled incorrectly.