saga mags

[Blue29]

Posted a feck off catalogue tome through a door today and the woman battered on the window upset that it went bang when it landed on her mat.
Should I have knocked on her door? I just shrugged and thought to myself what a s**t christmas she must be having. What's the norm with these things post or knock?

[NewPostieUK]

You may or may not be aware but anything weighing more than 1kg should be put out for packet deliveries,

Is that per delivery point?

What if every house gets a 900g magazine?

[banner18]

You may or may not be aware but anything weighing more than 1kg should be put out for packet deliveries, if you're on park and loop then as long as you're bag weight for each loop is under 11kg you have no argument, unless there are flats involved etc etc etc etc!

I don't enjoy these heavy magazines but use the guidelines if you can :)

We have been told that those guidelines have now changed just like packet sizes. The guideline is, can it fit in your bag and is the bag overweight? If the answer is yes, then a no, the footman takes it.

[RedBagMan]

We were advised "spread em out over the week" - Saga and Viking Direct - trouble was ... no-one told "floater me" yesterday

[krussel]

Posted a feck off catalogue tome through a door today and the woman battered on the window upset that it went bang when it landed on her mat.
Should I have knocked on her door? I just shrugged and thought to myself what a s**t christmas she must be having. What's the norm with these things post or knock?

Ive already snapped the plastic off a set of indoor brushes on a box. If they were flush it would not have been a problem.

[Lateagainpostie]

Viking, Saga, James and Park Dean holidays all hit us yesterday

[POSTMAN]

All RM Heavyweight items above 1kg will be delivered by vans.

Whether it's BB or not,there is still a weight issue...
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[Postiegirl1]

Ive not had the saga or Viking yet. I know it's a matter of time!

[fishtank]

if you're on park and loop then as long as you're bag weight for each loop is under 11kg you have no argument, unless there are flats involved etc etc etc etc!

If you're on park&loop you shouldn't be using bags so you can hardly bleat about health&safety can you?

[TrueBlueTerrier]

Posted a feck off catalogue tome through a door today and the woman battered on the window upset that it went bang when it landed on her mat.
Should I have knocked on her door? I just shrugged and thought to myself what a s**t christmas she must be having. What's the norm with these things post or knock?

Ive already snapped the plastic off a set of indoor brushes on a box. If they were flush it would not have been a problem.

I delivered one once a few years ago when I was a reserve and the whole letter box followed the SAGA mag, nothing left but the hole.

[Straight4ward]

"I delivered one once a few years ago when I was a reserve and the whole letter box followed the SAGA mag, nothing left but the hole."

I thought that you were going to say you'd brought the door down with it!

fallen door.jpg

[malcolm3011]

wtf where they all about today then....have a word!

These saga mags seem to get more in them every year, mine had 4 borchures in each one

[postmankev]

Just when we clear the saga loads more turn up for tomorrow

[SexyLegs]

if you're on park and loop then as long as you're bag weight for each loop is under 11kg you have no argument, unless there are flats involved etc etc etc etc!

If you're on park&loop you shouldn't be using bags so you can hardly bleat about health&safety can you?

I realise P&L is supposed to do away with the need for bags but in the real world we know it doesn't, the loops are never small enough to just be able to take a small bundle.......are they?

[POSTMAN]

P&L? In Muppet world they use bags,in the real world they use trolleys.