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Dropping packets with neighbours! What about the abuse?

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bigcol
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Re: Dropping packets with neighbours! What about the abuse?

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Ossie From Preston wrote:It's now been officially confirmed withe Daily Mail online
If the Daily Mail says so it must be official. :crazy:
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fng
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Re: Dropping packets with neighbours! What about the abuse?

Post by fng »

bigcol wrote:
Ossie From Preston wrote:It's now been officially confirmed withe Daily Mail online
If the Daily Mail says so it must be official. :crazy:
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NWpostie
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Re: Dropping packets with neighbours! What about the abuse?

Post by NWpostie »

P739 and back to the office, thats what I have been doing, I very rarely leave anything with a neighbour and only if its officially listed as a safe place. :no no

My job is more important than their convenience.

At times like this I wish we had a "like" button to click cos I would "like" this myself !
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Silly Sarah
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Re: Dropping packets with neighbours! What about the abuse?

Post by Silly Sarah »

clashcityrocker wrote:
fishtank wrote: ....I would hope no postie is stupid enough to leave a recorded delivery letter with a neighbour...but. :nervous
No.
Far better to sign for it yourself and deliver it to the correct address. :Very Happy
We were effectively threatened with the sack if we do that in our office.
What have I done to deserve this?
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catch22
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Re: Dropping packets with neighbours! What about the abuse?

Post by catch22 »

i wont sign for anything, its all returned.
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clashcityrocker
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Re: Dropping packets with neighbours! What about the abuse?

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Silly Sarah wrote:
clashcityrocker wrote:
fishtank wrote: ....I would hope no postie is stupid enough to leave a recorded delivery letter with a neighbour...but. :nervous
No.
Far better to sign for it yourself and deliver it to the correct address. :Very Happy
We were effectively threatened with the sack if we do that in our office.
I was joking - hence the smiley face at the end.
You don't sign for anything - it is a sackable offence.
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L8Hatter
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Re: Dropping packets with neighbours! What about the abuse?

Post by L8Hatter »

Am I right in thinking that people should put a little RM issued sticker on their letterboxes, indicating which neignbour they want the packet left with?
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clashcityrocker
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Re: Dropping packets with neighbours! What about the abuse?

Post by clashcityrocker »

L8Hatter wrote:Am I right in thinking that people should put a little RM issued sticker on their letterboxes, indicating which neignbour they want the packet left with?
No.
The sticker is only if they want to opt out of the scheme.
Otherwise the choice of neighbour is at the postie's discretion.
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crazyshrew
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Re: Dropping packets with neighbours! What about the abuse?

Post by crazyshrew »

I have noticed some with an added scribble saying "Leave at No.. ONLY" or "leave in green bin" etc.

These could make life easier but they still get 739d and returned to DO
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L8Hatter
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Re: Dropping packets with neighbours! What about the abuse?

Post by L8Hatter »

clashcityrocker wrote:
L8Hatter wrote:Am I right in thinking that people should put a little RM issued sticker on their letterboxes, indicating which neignbour they want the packet left with?
No.
The sticker is only if they want to opt out of the scheme.
Otherwise the choice of neighbour is at the postie's discretion.
Thanks mate. It hasn't made a jot of difference on my round then, and probably most others. Didn't realise I'd been breaking the law for the last two years by leaving packets with neighbours I know :shock: At least I won't go to prison now
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