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to send ON the address or to send AT the address?



 
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to send ON the address or to send AT the address? Mon Jul 07, 2008 22:20 pm  to send ON the address or to send AT the address?		  
Please, tell me which form is correct because I'm confused.
Thanks in advance,
Magda
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to send ON the address or to send AT the address? Mon Jul 07, 2008 22:31 pm  to send ON the address or to send AT the address?		  
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to send ON the address or to send AT the address??

Hi Magda

Neither. You would usually send something to a certain address.

However, you can use 'at' this way, for example:

- You can send it to me at the following address.
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to send ON the address or to send AT the address? Tue Jul 08, 2008 12:23 pm  to send ON the address or to send AT the address?		  
Hi Yankee

Thank you very much. Your answer was really helpful.
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