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A Royal Mail question...
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Re: A Royal Mail question...
Digressing slightly,I would advise anyone sending birthday cards not to put money oe even a gift card inside.We have done this and it seems that if anything goes missing,it is one of these.Also we never buy one of those cards which has a badge attached.It can feel like a coin Too many light fingered sh!tes methinks.What happened to the RM we used to know?
Maybe the answer is in Rick's reply.
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Maybe the answer is in Rick's reply.
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Re: A Royal Mail question...
Just to add to the above,if you are sending cards with vouchers inside, etc etc always make sure that the envelope you are sending them in is a plain one void of any best wishes/greetings written on the front. Im sure the vast majority of Royal Mail staff are very honest people,but no doubt there are a few bad ones. Its better to be safe than sorry.. 
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Last year I ordered a pair of Doc Martin steelies work boots, online...two weeks later they hadn't arrived so I emailed the company. They replied almost immediately to say that the package should have been delivered the following day.
I went to the sorting office, showed them the email and they went and found the parcel. I let the company know that I had the package to which they instantly replied that they apologised for the fact that the PO hadn't left a 'tried to deliver' card
When I collected the parcel from the PO their only comment was that it was a good job I'd collected as they would have returned to sender the following day..when I asked them the time and date of 'attempted' delivery I realised that I would have been at home
I went to the sorting office, showed them the email and they went and found the parcel. I let the company know that I had the package to which they instantly replied that they apologised for the fact that the PO hadn't left a 'tried to deliver' card
When I collected the parcel from the PO their only comment was that it was a good job I'd collected as they would have returned to sender the following day..when I asked them the time and date of 'attempted' delivery I realised that I would have been at home
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Re: A Royal Mail question...
I don't believe it is policy but the Daily Mail last year highlighted it as a common practise.Ben Watson wrote:Does anyone know if this is some sort of RM policy?
On the other hand I got one of those cards through the door last week, when I was out, but as I had come back fairly soon after I went on a local postman hunt. I soon 'caught' one, but had to let him go as it wasn't the right postman, although he did used to deliver to my address. As I couldn't find another postie I went home.
About 10 mins later the door bell rang and it was the postman I caught with my package! He seen the right postman, got the package off him and delivered it to me. So not all postie's are bad
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