I assume (as I think John did) that you are speaking of 9-digit U.S. zip
codes, when you say "+4 geocode." If you start with an address (not a
lat-lng) you can do that one at a time through the USPS website.
Or, you can purchase the entire USPS database on DVDs and do your address
verification in bulk with your own application.
At one time, the USPS had an online API for which you could apply. Since
their purpose is to sell more postage, it was intended for users just about
to mail a package. Your use case ("1000, about once per month") wouldn't
have qualified.
My information is at least one year old, so you can look into it yourself.
- Jeff
On Friday, August 3, 2012 12:39:56 PM UTC-7, djangofan wrote:
>
> Can Google Maps API V2 return the +4 geocode of a Zip code? Is it capable
> of this? I looked through the documentation and could find no examples of
> it (preferrably using Java)
>
> Can anyone affirm that this is possible and give a quick explanation or a
> link? I need to do about 1000 requests about once per month maybe.
>
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