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Delivery point?
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Indy
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Delivery point?
A new block of flats is put up with 12 flats on 4 floors. All the letterbox's are on the ground floor accessible from the outside.
New owner moves into flat on 4th floor and creates letterbox in his door and requires postie to walk up 4 flights of stairs and use it. He super glues shut his letterbox on ground floor.
Does RM have an official policy on this sort of things?
New owner moves into flat on 4th floor and creates letterbox in his door and requires postie to walk up 4 flights of stairs and use it. He super glues shut his letterbox on ground floor.
Does RM have an official policy on this sort of things?
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crezz
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Re: Delivery point?
cheeky fooker, id return mail, inaccessible 
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Judgee
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Re: Delivery point?
Just deliver his mail once week, maybe he will get the message! 
Union what Union? Do we have a union?
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Indy
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Re: Delivery point?
Then you end up with a complaint!crezz wrote:cheeky fooker, id return mail, inaccessible
Would RM back the postie OR the customer?
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Indy
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Re: Delivery point?
See the thing is and I'm not sure if anyone would agree with me but people on the top floor or the end of the cul de sac etc tend to be different they ALWAYS have mail even on the lightest of light Tuesdays they always complain etc etc.Judgee wrote:Just deliver his mail once week, maybe he will get the message!
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crezz
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Re: Delivery point?
how are you to know he has a letterbox if you dont go in the flats? you have no need too, the boxes are outside or downstairs
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bag69
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Re: Delivery point?
Dont know about that. But personally would just endorse it no access. Unless they have a notice up stating that lb is upstairs. If so then ask union rep & mgr. Its a bit like when your on the parcel van. Delivery points are downstairs but they still expect you to walk all the way up with it, even though you dont have the time.
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Indy
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Re: Delivery point?
To start with agreed but there would be a point when my manager would have to deal with a complaint... would he say go up the stairs OR would he tell the customer to un-glue his letterbox?crezz wrote:how are you to know he has a letterbox if you dont go in the flats? you have no need too, the boxes are outside or downstairs
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chunk
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Re: Delivery point?
Hypothetically :
if you mis sorted his mail unintentionally on Tuesday you would have to climb the stairs on Wednesday.
obviously to make sure he got his mail.
you could do no less for such a deserving customer.
Whatever you do dont stream his mail.
if you mis sorted his mail unintentionally on Tuesday you would have to climb the stairs on Wednesday.
obviously to make sure he got his mail.
you could do no less for such a deserving customer.
Whatever you do dont stream his mail.
I'm a postman-and i know where you live.....
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crezz
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Re: Delivery point?
isint there some reason for the mail boxes to be down stairs away from property front doors? security reasons ect?
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Indy
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Re: Delivery point?
Now thats what I thought... it was now a requirement that blocks of flats had to have there letter boxes at ground level???crezz wrote:isint there some reason for the mail boxes to be down stairs away from property front doors? security reasons ect?
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DGP1
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Re: Delivery point?
Deliver the mail to his letterbox but tell your manager what you're doing..........then you can cut off/claim ot because the duty has been expanded 
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Spedley
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Re: Delivery point?
I can't see the problem? He want his mail in his door. Assuming you have access and it is reasonably safe to do so then you should deliver it to his door but yes, tell a manager so that Pegasus can be updated.
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Caniel
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Re: Delivery point?
Pry the letterbox open again and deliver to it.
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REDLETTER
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Re: Delivery point?
Acetone-based nail-polish removerCaniel wrote:Pry the letterbox open again and deliver to it.