And they keep telling us Technology is the way forward....perhaps RM should stop accepting just any rubbish from "Customers" and insist on an Industry standard? I swear they'd have us delivering Dog Shite in Paper cups if they got paid for it. Dickheads.SpacePhoenix wrote:Flimsy letters jam in the machines too easily, also any shiny card letters get rejected by CSS machines on 2nd passesDarren Bent wrote:Why these machines can't sort it ? is it because the leaflet isn't suitable or the machine isn't suitable ?
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Sorry NPUK that'll teach me to finish reading all the comments before I gob off!NewPostieUK wrote:So they should be rejected. How hard can it be for Royal Mail to stipulate size and weight ? Week after week we get flimsy door to doors that rip or turn to pulp in wet weather. Poll cards are a nightmare to separate and the ink runs when they get wet. We've had ROUND door to doors and last week an otherwise decent leaflet had a Penguin sticking up. Very few penguins were still attached when they went through the doors. I had a load of penguin heads in my bag when I got back.SpacePhoenix wrote:Flimsy letters jam in the machines too easily, also any shiny card letters get rejected by CSS machines on 2nd passesDarren Bent wrote:Why these machines can't sort it ? is it because the leaflet isn't suitable or the machine isn't suitable ?
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That wouldn't leave much to deliver!Dorset Plodder wrote: However I agree with your point we shouldn't be expected to just accept any shite the advertising idiots decide to sent... circles...star shapes..recycled cheap paper...shiney bastard slippery cards..... cheaply printed crap etc.
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Dont give them ideas!!!!Dorset Plodder wrote:And they keep telling us Technology is the way forward....perhaps RM should stop accepting just any rubbish from "Customers" and insist on an Industry standard? I swear they'd have us delivering Dog Shite in Paper cups if the got paid for it. Dickheads.SpacePhoenix wrote:Flimsy letters jam in the machines too easily, also any shiny card letters get rejected by CSS machines on 2nd passesDarren Bent wrote:Why these machines can't sort it ? is it because the leaflet isn't suitable or the machine isn't suitable ?
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I like the paper cut D2Ds they have us deliver! 
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I know you need to have a sense of humour to work for Royal Mail....and you lot have just proved it. 
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I'm glad someone else has seen through the £200 offer by RMgary1975 wrote:Why do think they want team working "route ownership" so you cant hand any of it back when you get bulk postingswookie wrote:Bloody Hell.scoobymunster wrote:Yes they want it classed as part of the normal workload, so wouldn't generate any extra payment for delivery, you just get paid for your hours worked.wookie wrote:Is it true that Royal Mail want these election leaflets delivered for 'free' in the future?