Sometimes, an address is just plain wrong. Maybe the person made it up, or it’s a scam—like a listing for a beachfront villa in Kansas. If the verification feels like a dead end, trust your gut. Better to ask for clarification than to mail a birthday card to a cornfield.
And remember: autocomplete is not your friend. That dropdown menu in your browser might suggest “123 Main St, Springfield” from 2018, but that business might now be a donut shop. Always double-check with a live tool.
