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£50 Compo for lost Recordeds??

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Thunderthighs
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£50 Compo for lost Recordeds??

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On our office flat screen, I think I saw something about lost Recorded's would cost Royal Mail a Compensation of £50 for each one.
Think it was Recorded's, but at the time didn't really take much notice. Might have mentioned Tracked too...

Is this Correct? Thanks..
crammypostie1
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Re: £50 Compo for lost Recordeds??

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thought each item was insured upto summit like 28quid?
PhilthyPhil
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Re: £50 Compo for lost Recordeds??

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Yes that is correct. £20 compensation for standard 1c/2c and £50 for Signed For (Recorded no longer exists). This is as of Aprils price changes.
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Re: £50 Compo for lost Recordeds??

Post by fishtank »

We're not supposed to call them recordeds any more... :neutral:

http://www.royalmail.com/business/help- ... lost-items" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Royal Mail Signed For™
For stamped, metered and by account* items a postage refund plus compensation on the basis of actual loss, where evidence of posting and evidence of value can be provided. This compensation is subject to the maximum payable being the lower of the market value of the item and the maximum of £50.00.
Postage refund (a minimum payment of 6 x 1st Class letter stamps at the first weight step) shall be payable where only basic evidence is provided or the item is of no intrinsic value.
*Refers to VAT exempt 1st and 2nd Class payable on account
good times, bad times you know I've had my share
Thunderthighs
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Re: £50 Compo for lost Recordeds??

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Cheers! So I mite be able to get some compo for my 80yr old dad, and the b.day card/£20 he sent me, that didn't arrive.
PhilthyPhil
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Re: £50 Compo for lost Recordeds??

Post by PhilthyPhil »

Cash is only covered if sent by special delivery
Thunderthighs
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Re: £50 Compo for lost Recordeds??

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Where can I see a copy/print of this rule?...ta!
PhilthyPhil
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Re: £50 Compo for lost Recordeds??

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http://www.royalmail.com/personal/help- ... y-for-loss" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Thunderthighs
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Re: £50 Compo for lost Recordeds??

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http://www.royalmail.com/personal/help- ... Exclusions" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Found this too...can't see anything about cash etc. I'll look at your links etc.
slave
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Re: £50 Compo for lost Recordeds??

Post by slave »

Thunderthighs wrote:http://www.royalmail.com/personal/help- ... Exclusions

Found this too...can't see anything about cash etc. I'll look at your links etc.
Can you prove you put money in the card? No, didn't think so.

The link you supplied was about delayed items, which is nothing to do with your alleged case. It never arrived; which is lost, not delayed.

Anyway, the link supplied by Phil, scroll down to exclusions (j), you'll see the statement that matters.....
Thunderthighs
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Re: £50 Compo for lost Recordeds??

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Yep, Mr Slave...cant prove it! But my 81 yr old dad don't lie....but there u go.
Looks like someones arf inched it along the way, stuck in York, or behind a tray/trolley somewhere...so hes gonna see the PO staff asap.
Whatever the reason, its gonna have to get looked into as the card alone cost him £2.50 plus...as a Disabled Pensioner, thats a lot.