I could imagine the post office put a sticker on the envelope with the real address. This guarantees a correct address (as long as the whois info is correct).
Of course, have to see if it is practical or not.
There is a service in Belgium that if you move house you can pay the postal service a small fee (20EUR) and they will forward mail sent to your old address to your new address over a 6 month period. When they do this they simply put a sticker over the incorrect address.
I am guessing this is autmated and is a similar problem as my proposition.
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I could imagine the post office put a sticker on the envelope with the real address. This guarantees a correct address (as long as the whois info is correct).
Of course, have to see if it is practical or not.
There is a service in Belgium that if you move house you can pay the postal service a small fee (20EUR) and they will forward mail sent to your old address to your new address over a 6 month period. When they do this they simply put a sticker over the incorrect address.
I am guessing this is autmated and is a similar problem as my proposition.