Nice people out there!!

[chrisj]

I think it all depends on who and where...

Customer and postie have a shouting match or fisticuffs over 'junk mail' and then mail suspended is the typical news that the Daily Mail will latch on to. And RM will not come out of it in any good way. Anything that makes the 'Opt Out' public knowledge is something that RM will like to avoid.

RM and posties make money out of delivering things that most people do not want - fine! But we should not try and get their backs up because we will be the loser out of it.

*Junk mail - official line is all well and good but when a customer is steaming then I do not shove that idea in their face. There are also a few posties esp reserves and floaters that end up delivering d2d to folks that have opted out - it happens.

** I always put a visible dot next to the house number but d2ds are sometime thrown out by others and people find themselves on new rounds without notice.

[windermeredave]

If someone puts a note on their door saying no junk mail I don`t deliver, end of

[clashcityrocker]

If someone puts a note on their door saying no junk mail I don`t deliver, end of

And consequently put your job at risk.
The freedom of information reply on this made that quite clear.

[fishtank]

If someone puts a note on their door saying no junk mail I don`t deliver, end of

So what is it you don't deliver?
D2D?
Mailsort?
Second Class?
First Class?
How do you decide what's "junk mail" and more importantly who gave you the authority to decide?