... what do you call a person who collects P739s ?? I've now got seven different ones from my "neck of the woods" all with different collection points on the back.
On a more serious note - how dangerous is it to maybe "drop/lose" a blank P739 - are there any rules/regs regarding safety of blank P739s - cus I've got loads ...
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RedBagMan
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You would get done for littering.RedBagMan wrote: On a more serious note - how dangerous is it to maybe "drop/lose" a blank P739 -
What use is a blank P739 to a member of the public?
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Eric Bristow collects stamps apparently
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Seemingly the Queen has a large stamp collection.the beautiful bd south wrote:Eric Bristow collects stamps apparently
How weird would that be?
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Write your name and address on it ... and say "Where's my Packet ?" - and all that goes on with that ...fishtank wrote:You would get done for littering.RedBagMan wrote: On a more serious note - how dangerous is it to maybe "drop/lose" a blank P739 -
What use is a blank P739 to a member of the public?
... was my thought ...
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We once had a woman come in to the callers office with a poorly filled out 739 card.Over the next few days lots of people searched through all the packets, Recorded items, Specials etc but nobody could find her packet and nobody recognised the handwriting so we couldn't ask any posties. We had a lot of casuals and people borrowed in from other offices etc around this time.fishtank wrote: What use is a blank P739 to a member of the public?
Eventually the old dear admitted she had asked a postie for a card and filled it in herself as she usually got something from her sister at that time of year and it hadn't arrived yet
Oh how we laughed.
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Not going to get you anywhere.....RedBagMan wrote: Write your name and address on it ... and say "Where's my Packet ?" - and all that goes on with that ...
... was my thought ...
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So they turn up with a card,the locker wastes some time looking for a non-existent packet...they are pointed towards a claim form and they hit a brick wall.
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I feel safe now tho' ...
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