Most / Least Tips

[korky]

90 and a xmas cake so far, usually get some grog off a couple of folk, not seen em yet

[shuffler3]

£ 370.00 / wine , whiskey & vodka ,
Chocolate & biscuits

[bluealbert]

About £500 + wine chocolates and lager take loads of papers mind, rural

[Cornishpostie44]

Well over £100 already, beef, pork, lager, brandy and wine (I don't drink) and more to come, rural of course

The best ever remains my last rural route, a promise of a turkey on Christmas eve, I call to collect it and it was very much alive

[Lounge Lizard]

Well over £100 already, beef, pork, lager, brandy and wine (I don't drink) and more to come, rural of course

The best ever remains my last rural route, a promise of a turkey on Christmas eve, I call to collect it and it was very much alive

"I don't drink" You could start.

[Jpro747]

£5 and a handful of celebrations (the crap ones that nobody else wants - milky way, snickers, BOUNTY ) still, better than nothing

[Slysi16]

I got a tip shut my bloody gate !!

[TrueBlueTerrier]

I got a tip shut my bloody gate !!

Do you want all 10,000 members to form an orderly queue.

[Rudolph_Hucker]

£5 for me, from one senior citizen whom I'd seen or spoke to before. This is on a P&L round of about 1300 addresses in total.

Well I can tell you one thing, there will be no more stashing parcels in bins, sheds, garages, over back gates, in mini dustbins, under caravans, in trailers, in external cupboards, behind plant pots, in a neighbour's house or anywhere apart from in their hands or my pouch or my van!

I can't wait for for somebody to ask my why I'm not leaving their parcel in the 'normal' place!

[bustedflush]

One small box of Cadbury biscuits intended for my partner who felt sorry for me and donated them.

[Killersurfbunny]

Town walk, £180 so far and that's mostly off people that didn't tip in previous years. Hoping tomorrow will be the best day.

[Tank]

Had one pack of ales, been on my round 10 months! Mainly businesses, tight asses.

[bobthepostie]

About £80 so far but only been on this walk for 9 months or so since the revision so haven't actually spoken to that many people. Mainly been tipped by the people in the poorer schemes while the customers in the more well off areas have given hee haw. Fair difference from the £400+ i used to get on my last duty

[cweg]

A fiver and a packet of Rolos.

[frankieboy]

Numerous tips, but the best ones are the " thank you postie for doing a great job for us", and after the year we,ve had it makes you feel appreciated.