Signing for recorded/special deliveries yourself.

Post by **dvbuk55** » 04 Feb 2008, 12:34

LUV THE SMELL OF LETTERS wrote:If I have to sign for it I normally rip the orange sticker off so the customer dont even know its a signed for. Had no problems yet. Dont do this with the blue ones mind.

It's not the smell of letters I get here - more like a farmyard animal - let me think - hm bull I think.

LUV THE SMELL OF LETTERS · Post by **LUV THE SMELL OF LETTERS** » 04 Feb 2008, 12:47

this is true i tell you

Post by **TrueBlueTerrier** » 04 Feb 2008, 15:12

LUV THE SMELL OF LETTERS wrote:If I have to sign for it I normally rip the orange sticker off so the customer dont even know its a signed for. Had no problems yet. Dont do this with the blue ones mind.

We had 1 postie do that at my DO he was dismissed for delay of mail of something as the contract with the sender was not completed. He did the same as you for years before he was caught. After all how do you know if its a test letter from your manager or IBS or not.

LUV THE SMELL OF LETTERS · Post by **LUV THE SMELL OF LETTERS** » 04 Feb 2008, 15:45

thats true. dont do it every 1 like just if they arnt in. normally know the person aswell. 1 day i may get caught. even if i do so what. only be comin out with 150 quid a week soon anyway. be a better job picking fag buts off the street

Post by **TrueBlueTerrier** » 04 Feb 2008, 15:58

LUV THE SMELL OF LETTERS wrote:thats true. dont do it every 1 like just if they arnt in. normally know the person aswell. 1 day i may get caught. even if i do so what. only be comin out with 150 quid a week soon anyway. be a better job picking fag buts off the street

You may laugh I had a word with the guy that does that on my estate - 37 hours a week Mon Fri with early finish Friday and take home of Â£250 - I did think about applying myself - drawback - no chance of OT or bonuses and the Union for them is Unison (not sure if that's good or bad) and pay rises decided by central government so less than inflation while Brown is in charge,

theflyingpostman · Post by **theflyingpostman** » 04 Feb 2008, 16:49

LUV THE SMELL OF LETTERS wrote:If I have to sign for it I normally rip the orange sticker off so the customer dont even know its a signed for. Had no problems yet. Dont do this with the blue ones mind.

LUV THE SMELL OF LETTERS wrote:thats true. dont do it every 1 like just if they arnt in. normally know the person aswell. 1 day i may get caught. even if i do so what. only be comin out with 150 quid a week soon anyway. be a better job picking fag buts off the street

Remember the customer is the person who has paid for the service not the recipient.

Post by **dvbuk55** » 04 Feb 2008, 17:21

LUV THE SMELL OF LETTERS wrote:thats true. dont do it every 1 like just if they arnt in. normally know the person aswell. 1 day i may get caught. even if i do so what. only be comin out with 150 quid a week soon anyway. be a better job picking fag buts off the street

Yes I can see you are just the type of person Royal Mail are recruiting.

k979aaa · Post by **k979aaa** » 04 Feb 2008, 19:28

dvbuk55 wrote:
LUV THE SMELL OF LETTERS wrote:If I have to sign for it I normally rip the orange sticker off so the customer dont even know its a signed for. Had no problems yet. Dont do this with the blue ones mind.
It's not the smell of letters I get here - more like a farmyard animal - let me think - hm bull I think.

Maybe he will love the smell of a p-45 in the post!. it another gaffa posting cr*p again.

woofwoof · Post by **woofwoof** » 04 Feb 2008, 19:32

on the confirming card just put

D W S (delivered without signiture)

like on the specials the queen sends out for anniversaries

LUV THE SMELL OF LETTERS · Post by **LUV THE SMELL OF LETTERS** » 04 Feb 2008, 21:13

theflyingpostman wrote:
LUV THE SMELL OF LETTERS wrote:If I have to sign for it I normally rip the orange sticker off so the customer dont even know its a signed for. Had no problems yet. Dont do this with the blue ones mind.

LUV THE SMELL OF LETTERS wrote:thats true. dont do it every 1 like just if they arnt in. normally know the person aswell. 1 day i may get caught. even if i do so what. only be comin out with 150 quid a week soon anyway. be a better job picking fag buts off the street

Remember the customer is the person who has paid for the service not the recipient.

this is true. so the customer is still geting confirmation of delivery. job well done

DGP1 · Post by **DGP1** » 04 Feb 2008, 21:21

LUV THE SMELL OF LETTERS wrote:
theflyingpostman wrote:
LUV THE SMELL OF LETTERS wrote:If I have to sign for it I normally rip the orange sticker off so the customer dont even know its a signed for. Had no problems yet. Dont do this with the blue ones mind.

LUV THE SMELL OF LETTERS wrote:thats true. dont do it every 1 like just if they arnt in. normally know the person aswell. 1 day i may get caught. even if i do so what. only be comin out with 150 quid a week soon anyway. be a better job picking fag buts off the street

Remember the customer is the person who has paid for the service not the recipient.

this is true. so the customer is still geting confirmation of delivery. job well done

Unless there is a physical reason that the recipient cannot sign for the letter (ie. blind or unable to use their hand) then you try to get them signed and if your unable to get it signed for then P739 it and return it to the office.

L Tommo · Post by **L Tommo** » 04 Feb 2008, 21:22

SMELL OF... Ur a class act aintcha sonny.... hahahahahaha I like the cut of your jib.... GIS A LESSON IN HOW TO DELIVER A RD???

HAHAHA!

OUT

I blame these two :lfo :cfo

LUV THE SMELL OF LETTERS · Post by **LUV THE SMELL OF LETTERS** » 04 Feb 2008, 21:26

disgruntledpostie1 wrote:
LUV THE SMELL OF LETTERS wrote:
theflyingpostman wrote:
LUV THE SMELL OF LETTERS wrote:If I have to sign for it I normally rip the orange sticker off so the customer dont even know its a signed for. Had no problems yet. Dont do this with the blue ones mind.

LUV THE SMELL OF LETTERS wrote:thats true. dont do it every 1 like just if they arnt in. normally know the person aswell. 1 day i may get caught. even if i do so what. only be comin out with 150 quid a week soon anyway. be a better job picking fag buts off the street

Remember the customer is the person who has paid for the service not the recipient.

this is true. so the customer is still geting confirmation of delivery. job well done
Unless there is a physical reason that the recipient cannot sign for the letter (ie. blind or unable to use their hand) then you try to get them signed and if your unable to get it signed for then P739 it and return it to the office.

dont have the time to go back to office pal. gota get home to get changed to goto another job. got no time for 739's
royal mail dont take me seriously so why shud i treat the job like that?

k979aaa · Post by **k979aaa** » 04 Feb 2008, 21:31

LUV THE SMELL OF LETTERS wrote:thats true. dont do it every 1 like just if they arnt in. normally know the person aswell. 1 day i may get caught. even if i do so what. only be comin out with 150 quid a week soon anyway. be a better job picking fag buts off the street

And if this is the new breed of posite on good wage's we may well invest in carrier pigeon's for at least they leave their mark!.

Stormproof · Post by **Stormproof** » 04 Feb 2008, 21:33

LUV THE SMELL OF LETTERS wrote:
disgruntledpostie1 wrote:
LUV THE SMELL OF LETTERS wrote:
theflyingpostman wrote:
LUV THE SMELL OF LETTERS wrote:If I have to sign for it I normally rip the orange sticker off so the customer dont even know its a signed for. Had no problems yet. Dont do this with the blue ones mind.

LUV THE SMELL OF LETTERS wrote:thats true. dont do it every 1 like just if they arnt in. normally know the person aswell. 1 day i may get caught. even if i do so what. only be comin out with 150 quid a week soon anyway. be a better job picking fag buts off the street

Remember the customer is the person who has paid for the service not the recipient.

this is true. so the customer is still geting confirmation of delivery. job well done
Unless there is a physical reason that the recipient cannot sign for the letter (ie. blind or unable to use their hand) then you try to get them signed and if your unable to get it signed for then P739 it and return it to the office.

dont have the time to go back to office pal. gota get home to get changed to goto another job. got no time for 739's
royal mail dont take me seriously so why shud i treat the job like that?

Good grief, I can't believe half the stuff I'm reading, where do they get these people from?

No wonder I get customers coming in complaining to me if we've got people that don't know how to do the job properly working for RM.