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Is it safe to assume that the developers have forgotten that there's a very big world beyond the US borders? The title doesn't say so, the blog post doesn't either, and the website makes no reference to the countries supported. But as the API doesn't take a country field, it's the only conclusion I can come to.
Does EasyPost support negotiated rates? Many larger shippers have negotiated special rates with the various carriers.
Is it safe to assume that the developers have forgotten that there's a very big world beyond the US borders? The title doesn't say so, the blog post doesn't either, and the website makes no reference to the countries supported. But as the API doesn't take a country field, it's the only conclusion I can come to.
The example doesnt really work $ curl https://www.geteasypost.com/api/address/verify \ > -u cueqNZUb3ldeWTNX7MU3Mel8UXtaAMUi: \ > -d 'address[street1]=388 Townsend St' \ > -d 'address[street2]=Apt 20' \ > -d 'address[zip]=94107' You are being redirected .
Try this:
curl http://www.geteasypost.com/api/address/verify \ -u cueqNZUb3ldeWTNX7MU3Mel8UXtaAMUi: \ -d 'address[street1]=388 Townsend St' \ -d 'address[street2]=Apt 20' \ -d 'address[city]=San Francisco' \ -d 'address[state]=CA' \ -d 'address[zip]=94107'
Is it safe to assume that the developers have forgotten that there's a very big world beyond the US borders? The title doesn't say so, the blog post doesn't either, and the website makes no reference to the countries supported. But as the API doesn't take a country field, it's the only conclusion I can come to.
No! We're a US company so that's where we're starting but we'll be working on international next.
Is it safe to assume that the developers have forgotten that there's a very big world beyond the US borders? The title doesn't say so, the blog post doesn't either, and the website makes no reference to the countries supported. But as the API doesn't take a country field, it's the only conclusion I can come to.
No! We're a US company so that's where we're starting but we'll be working on international next.
The example doesnt really work $ curl https://www.geteasypost.com/api/address/verify \ > -u cueqNZUb3ldeWTNX7MU3Mel8UXtaAMUi: \ > -d 'address[street1]=388 Townsend St' \ > -d 'address[street2]=Apt 20' \ > -d 'address[zip]=94107' You are being redirected .
The example doesnt really work $ curl https://www.geteasypost.com/api/address/verify \ > -u cueqNZUb3ldeWTNX7MU3Mel8UXtaAMUi: \ > -d 'address[street1]=388 Townsend St' \ > -d 'address[street2]=Apt 20' \ > -d 'address[zip]=94107' You are being redirected .
This is because their demo uses https, as recommended in their documentation ("We suggest that you make API requests over HTTPS..."). But, if you switch to using the http protocol, the request will return a response correctly. It's a bug. Also interesting because their website redirects http requests to the https protocol (eg. http://geteasypost.com/docs ).
To be clear, is this CASS/DPV-style validation? Is it certified CASS/DPV? If so, that would be awesome. Any info on usage limits for the free tier, etc? Can we use this for address verification only or is it required to purchase as well?