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The great online delivery scandal

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The great online delivery scandal

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Won't post the article as its a bit long
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Neil Beauchamp, who runs a courier firm, admitted there were a lot of problems with neighbours refusing to yield parcels they had signed for to their rightful owners.
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This comment in the comment section is a laugh.

A friend ordered a special "companion" for Xmas delivery from Bob's Busty Blow Up Beauties, in Bournemouth.
When the promised plain packed parcel failed to appear, he called up the delivery company who denied any knowledge, despite extracting a description from my friend, a process he found painful, being quite shy.

He called several times and the last time, swears he could hear much laughter and puffing noises in the background.
He is too embarrassed to complain.
What should he do?
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Another Comment: " Deregulation by the Thatcher administration has provided the Great British public with a more expensive and ineffective service. Anyone remember the promise that a deregulated market would provide more competition and cheaper services? When these companies are run on a purely profit basis, the end result is less, not more customer satisfaction. And still they want to break-up the Post Office. Insanity rules!!" really? - sarcasm intended..
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chooch wrote:Another Comment: " Deregulation by the Thatcher administration has provided the Great British public with a more expensive and ineffective service. Anyone remember the promise that a deregulated market would provide more competition and cheaper services? When these companies are run on a purely profit basis, the end result is less, not more customer satisfaction. And still they want to break-up the Post Office. Insanity rules!!" really? - sarcasm intended..
They did that with the energy suppliers to give us a cheaper and better service, I rest my case. :dcfo
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What, Royal Mail not mentioned once!! :nana
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redneck wrote:What, Royal Mail not mentioned once!! :nana
They are, but only in passing and towards the end of the article.
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cyrus wrote:This comment in the comment section is a laugh.

A friend ordered a special "companion" for Xmas delivery from Bob's Busty Blow Up Beauties, in Bournemouth.
When the promised plain packed parcel failed to appear, he called up the delivery company who denied any knowledge, despite extracting a description from my friend, a process he found painful, being quite shy.

He called several times and the last time, swears he could hear much laughter and puffing noises in the background.
He is too embarrassed to complain.
What should he do?
Now come on cyrus, you can't be posting this up without a linky ...... DGP will be wanting a few of these for his mates in the naughty room :whistle
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Pinky 1 wrote:
cyrus wrote:This comment in the comment section is a laugh.

A friend ordered a special "companion" for Xmas delivery from Bob's Busty Blow Up Beauties, in Bournemouth.
When the promised plain packed parcel failed to appear, he called up the delivery company who denied any knowledge, despite extracting a description from my friend, a process he found painful, being quite shy.

He called several times and the last time, swears he could hear much laughter and puffing noises in the background.
He is too embarrassed to complain.
What should he do?
Now come on cyrus, you can't be posting this up without a linky ...... DGP will be wanting a few of these for his mates in the naughty room :whistle
http://www.Bob'sBustyBlowUpBeauties.co.uk :whistle
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Now how many peeps will click on the link to see what's there ? :whistle
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"ow how many peeps will click on the link to see what's there ? "

Pinky , twas you that was desperate for the link! :funneh
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Pinky 1 wrote:
cyrus wrote:This comment in the comment section is a laugh.

A friend ordered a special "companion" for Xmas delivery from Bob's Busty Blow Up Beauties, in Bournemouth.
When the promised plain packed parcel failed to appear, he called up the delivery company who denied any knowledge, despite extracting a description from my friend, a process he found painful, being quite shy.

He called several times and the last time, swears he could hear much laughter and puffing noises in the background.
He is too embarrassed to complain.
What should he do?
Now come on cyrus, you can't be posting this up without a linky ...... DGP will be wanting a few of these for his mates in the naughty room :whistle
I don't want one!
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TeeferTiger wrote:
Pinky 1 wrote:
cyrus wrote:This comment in the comment section is a laugh.

A friend ordered a special "companion" for Xmas delivery from Bob's Busty Blow Up Beauties, in Bournemouth.
When the promised plain packed parcel failed to appear, he called up the delivery company who denied any knowledge, despite extracting a description from my friend, a process he found painful, being quite shy.

He called several times and the last time, swears he could hear much laughter and puffing noises in the background.
He is too embarrassed to complain.
What should he do?
Now come on cyrus, you can't be posting this up without a linky ...... DGP will be wanting a few of these for his mates in the naughty room :whistle
I don't want one!
the link works and its frankly disturbing and I understand why you don't......... <shudder>
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TrueBlueTerrier wrote:
TeeferTiger wrote:
Pinky 1 wrote:
cyrus wrote:This comment in the comment section is a laugh.

A friend ordered a special "companion" for Xmas delivery from Bob's Busty Blow Up Beauties, in Bournemouth.
When the promised plain packed parcel failed to appear, he called up the delivery company who denied any knowledge, despite extracting a description from my friend, a process he found painful, being quite shy.

He called several times and the last time, swears he could hear much laughter and puffing noises in the background.
He is too embarrassed to complain.
What should he do?
Now come on cyrus, you can't be posting this up without a linky ...... DGP will be wanting a few of these for his mates in the naughty room :whistle
I don't want one!
the link works and its frankly disturbing and I understand why you don't......... <shudder>
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