Fair enough its a customer error not sticking the postcode on
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Vagues
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johnnyp
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Vagues
Got s**t loads of them building up at our place
and i dont think management have fully grasped the situation.
Fair enough its a customer error not sticking the postcode on
but alot of people wont be getting there xmas cards untill well in to the new year 
Fair enough its a customer error not sticking the postcode on
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noggin1969
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Re: Vagues
Stick a dead sticker on them job sorted 
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mr ford
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Re: Vagues
yes i dont have time to mess about with themnoggin1969 wrote:Stick a dead sticker on them job sorted
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mancpassion
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Re: Vagues
What about people who dont stick stamps on xmas cards?
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PhilthyPhil
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Re: Vagues
They should be surcharged £1.50. 50p for second class postage + £1 handling fee.mancpassion wrote:What about people who dont stick stamps on xmas cards?
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michael61
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Re: Vagues
ffs they are customers at least trymr ford wrote:yes i dont have time to mess about with themnoggin1969 wrote:Stick a dead sticker on them job sorted
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DGP1
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And for how long do you try?michael61 wrote:ffs they are customers at least trymr ford wrote:yes i dont have time to mess about with themnoggin1969 wrote:Stick a dead sticker on them job sorted
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michael61
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Re: Vagues
some are impossible to find i know other's a lot easier to get with address finder on computer. the rest get sent to nrc.
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Glygan
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Re: Vagues
I also access google to help find stuff.
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cazspence
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Re: Vagues
I use google maps most of the time as its quicker and better than the computer.
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SpacePhoenix
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Re: Vagues
And more up to date. Last time I used the local copy of PAF it hadn't been updated since about 2008. You'd think that RM would have a version of it installed on all RM computers which would self-updatecazspence wrote:I use google maps most of the time as its quicker and better than the computer.
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Glygan
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Re: Vagues
It costs RM about £50 for every computer with it on, if it has not been updated since 2008 then someone is changing the date on the pc.
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PhilthyPhil
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Re: Vagues
A PAF licence is £75 a year but RM would be paying themselves so whats the problem? Its like RM billing itself for sending letters.Glygan wrote:It costs RM about £50 for every computer with it on, if it has not been updated since 2008 then someone is changing the date on the pc.
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MGB
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Which they do don't they? Different departments have different PPI accountsPhilthyPhil wrote:A PAF licence is £75 a year but RM would be paying themselves so whats the problem? Its like RM billing itself for sending letters.Glygan wrote:It costs RM about £50 for every computer with it on, if it has not been updated since 2008 then someone is changing the date on the pc.
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PhilthyPhil
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Re: Vagues
I don't know. We don't pay for anything we send from the DO 