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clueless Royal Mail

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aiden01
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Re: clueless Royal Mail

Post by aiden01 »

do they care :shock: .
dave0876
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Re: clueless Royal Mail

Post by dave0876 »

Next week our office has most walks with seven lots and others with six as the unit rep ive told everybody not to worry.I advised dont come in early(unpaid) and dont go over and let the manager deal with all the cut offs will they listen to me i doubt it most will probably come in one hour early unpaid fools to themselves but as said i can only advise im ok as im on nights :cool
Dorset Plodder
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Re: clueless Royal Mail

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What you have to realise is that Royal Mail would have us delivering Dog s**t in paper bags if someone was paying them to! :mad For years I've been saying there should be strict guidelines for anyone wanting us to deliver their Households...No stupid circular cards that role out of the frame or weird shaped parcels (like toblerones) that you cant fit in a bundle and of course bloody charity place mats!! :arrrghhh

The same clueless idiots that OK this stuff are very similar to the clueless idiots that design the advertising. I'm sure they spend Months & ££££s figuring out just the right format. I'm sure a basic A4 or A5 sheet of decent (not toilet paper) quality would do the job of advertising most of the crap these jokers are trying to sell! :d'oh!
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Re: clueless Royal Mail

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Dorset Plodder wrote:What you have to realise is that Royal Mail would have us delivering Dog s**t in paper bags if someone was paying them to! :mad For years I've been saying there should be strict guidelines for anyone wanting us to deliver their Households...No stupid circular cards that role out of the frame or weird shaped parcels (like toblerones) that you cant fit in a bundle and of course bloody charity place mats!! :arrrghhh

They same clueless idiots that OK this stuff are very similar to the clueless idiots that design the advertising. I'm sure they spend Months & ££££s figuring out just the right format. I'm sure a basic A4 or A5 sheet of decent (not toilet paper) quality would do the job of advertising most of the crap these jokers are trying to sell! :d'oh!
we had door to doors that were shaped like a steering wheel complete with holes
arnold cheshire
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Re: clueless Royal Mail

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Dorset Plodder wrote:What you have to realise is that Royal Mail would have us delivering Dog s**t in paper bags if someone was paying them to! :mad For years I've been saying there should be strict guidelines for anyone wanting us to deliver their Households...No stupid circular cards that role out of the frame or weird shaped parcels (like toblerones) that you cant fit in a bundle and of course bloody charity place mats!! :arrrghhh

They same clueless idiots that OK this stuff are very similar to the clueless idiots that design the advertising. I'm sure they spend Months & ££££s figuring out just the right format. I'm sure a basic A4 or A5 sheet of decent (not toilet paper) quality would do the job of advertising most of the crap these jokers are trying to sell! :d'oh!
we had door to doors that were shaped like a steering wheel complete with holes
Godric
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Re: clueless Royal Mail

Post by Godric »

aiden01 wrote:do they care :shock: .
no they don't as they are the ones having to do our job in all weather
GT85 wrote:7 d2d this week :arrrghhh
same in my office .... don't be surprised if we are delivering 4 - 7 d2ds every week through out December ... b*st*r*s :thumbdown
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Patti-Ann
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Re: clueless Royal Mail

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bringon4dayweeks wrote:
Dorset Plodder wrote:What you have to realise is that Royal Mail would have us delivering Dog s**t in paper bags if someone was paying them to! :mad For years I've been saying there should be strict guidelines for anyone wanting us to deliver their Households...No stupid circular cards that role out of the frame or weird shaped parcels (like toblerones) that you cant fit in a bundle and of course bloody charity place mats!! :arrrghhh

They same clueless idiots that OK this stuff are very similar to the clueless idiots that design the advertising. I'm sure they spend Months & ££££s figuring out just the right format. I'm sure a basic A4 or A5 sheet of decent (not toilet paper) quality would do the job of advertising most of the crap these jokers are trying to sell! :d'oh!
we had door to doors that were shaped like a steering wheel complete with holes
This week we have some shaped like milk bottles - they are only small so easy to drop :mad