Abuse from customers

[delfranklin1969]

Oh some people get in a right pickle over households, for goodness sake just throw them in the bloody bin or go through the apparently frustratingly lengthy process of getting an opt out (and even then you cannot be guaranteed you won't get them!).

I remember this berk who built them up over a period of months and drove five miles to the delivery office to post them in the box, he took great delight telling me this as if it had proved some kind of point... it did prove one thing, the twit was an A1 idiot

[Lounge Lizard]

Oh some people get in a right pickle over households, for goodness sake just throw them in the bloody bin or go through the apparently frustratingly lengthy process of getting an opt out (and even then you cannot be guaranteed you won't get them!).

I remember this berk who built them up over a period of months and drove five miles to the delivery office to post them in the box, he took great delight telling me this as if it had proved some kind of point... it did prove one thing, the twit was an A1 idiot

Yes, one was very irate because I ignored the "No junk mail" notice on his front door then wouldn't take back the Door To Doors I had just delivered.
He complained to Royal Mail, got a letter from Swindon saying I had acted correctly and was very pleasant to me thereafter.

[DB1100]

I have a handful in each pouch - just in case

Although if the IB do a spot check and ask why you have damage bags? they could incorrectly assume the worst?

Assumption is not evidence, I've had such bags I use to keep newspaper dry and loose change amongst other things.

They apparently had no evidence against that lad from Scotland but looked what happened to him,IIRC wasn't someone also dismissed because they found his seatbelt clipped in when he wasn't in the van