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Pat Ostman
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Re: Missorts

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Sorry if it was a rhetorical question but its not me you should be asking. I just deliver the consequences.
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muzzy
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Re: Missorts

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Id prepped a mis-sort flat into my frame today, 40 Crofton Park, which I dont do, but 40 Crofton Avenue I do. Luckily spotted it before going through the wrong letterbox, as luck would have it I have to walk past 40 Crofton Park on my way back to the office, so i delivered it, sorted.
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Re: Missorts

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A lot of people are leaving themselves wide open. For all they know the 'missort' could be a test letter.

I'm with DGP on this one.
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Re: Missorts

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RTP wrote:A lot of people are leaving themselves wide open. For all they know the 'missort' could be a test letter.

I'm with DGP on this one.
He's on a rural (how many dp's do you think he's got) and he has a van.
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Re: Missorts

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POSTMAN wrote:
RTP wrote:A lot of people are leaving themselves wide open. For all they know the 'missort' could be a test letter.

I'm with DGP on this one.
He's on a rural (how many dp's do you think he's got) and he has a van.
600 :Very Happy
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Re: Missorts

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DGP1 wrote:
POSTMAN wrote:
RTP wrote:A lot of people are leaving themselves wide open. For all they know the 'missort' could be a test letter.

I'm with DGP on this one.
He's on a rural (how many dp's do you think he's got) and he has a van.
600 :Very Happy
That's a lot aint it,not that i'm well verced with rurals,our 4hr walks haven't that much.
And not a single missort either? :shock:
I Wrote-During Covid-Which is still relevant now
It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
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Re: Missorts

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POSTMAN wrote:
DGP1 wrote:
POSTMAN wrote:
RTP wrote:A lot of people are leaving themselves wide open. For all they know the 'missort' could be a test letter.

I'm with DGP on this one.
He's on a rural (how many dp's do you think he's got) and he has a van.
600 :Very Happy
That's a lot aint it,not that i'm well verced with rurals,our 4hr walks haven't that much.
And not a single missort either? :shock:
Don't you start with all your London talk :nervous

I only don't have missorts for other deliveries but sometimes even I do the odd one, it's just that I always redeliver them.
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kawoxux
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Re: Missorts

Post by kawoxux »

I've always taken them back and put them in the frame or sorting, nothings ever been said...
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Pat Ostman
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Re: Missorts

Post by Pat Ostman »

DGP1 wrote:
POSTMAN wrote:
DGP1 wrote:
POSTMAN wrote:
RTP wrote:A lot of people are leaving themselves wide open. For all they know the 'missort' could be a test letter.

I'm with DGP on this one.
He's on a rural (how many dp's do you think he's got) and he has a van.
600 :Very Happy
That's a lot aint it,not that i'm well verced with rurals,our 4hr walks haven't that much.
And not a single missort either? :shock:
Don't you start with all your London talk :nervous

I only don't have missorts for other deliveries but sometimes even I do the odd one, it's just that I always redeliver them.
Had one today.

Exactly the same address, just wrong postcode.

(Both postcodes have the same area names)
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