But I'd know to contact the person and get their right address, rather than assume they got it... And I'd find someone else to post one to instead. I don't send cards to the same people every year...fishtank wrote:Which would not be a smart business move by Royal Mail.TeeferTiger wrote:So I know not to bother sending one again the next year...fishtank wrote:To be honest why would you want your Christmas cards back?
They are of no use to you.
It would be an unnecessary drain on the company returning them to sender.
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TeeferTiger
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Re: xmas cards
Does this rag smell of chloroform to you?
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fishtank
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The volume of wrong addresses is reducing by 10% year on year.TeeferTiger wrote: But I'd know to contact the person and get their right address,
I blame facebook.
good times, bad times you know I've had my share
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TeeferTiger
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Re: xmas cards
I blame old people dieing and not sending cards anymore...
Does this rag smell of chloroform to you?
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dvbuk55
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Nonsense - of course you want them back, you stick them back in the box the following year and then swear blind you sent onefishtank wrote:To be honest why would you want your Christmas cards back?
They are of no use to you.
It would be an unnecessary drain on the company returning them to sender.
