I and my partner take in packets for free as do loads of other people its called deliver to neighbour. Give me £1 an item and i would run it around or they can call me on my mobile and collect. When i am away on holiday i would not take them in because i would not be at home.Lounge Lizard wrote:Steve,cpsteve wrote:I would be happy to be used as a late collection point/ late delivery for my road for £1 per item no problem if the R/M want to do such a thing. Its a good idea and if it means more work and safeguards jobs then its a win win.
So is that "as a late collection point/ late delivery for my road for £1 per item no problem if the R/M want to do such a thing" after you've finished your delivery, not while you're having a bath and before you've gone out for the evening ?and on your day off and while you're off sick and on holiday ?
Royal Mail could really do with more employees that would 'go the extra mile' like you.
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cpsteve
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Lounge Lizard
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Yes, sell stamps as well and with other Sub Post Office tasks too you'll get a nice bit of commission to pay for going away on that holiday.cpsteve wrote:I and my partner take in packets for free as do loads of other people its called deliver to neighbour. Give me £1 an item and i would run it around or they can call me on my mobile and collect. When i am away on holiday i would not take them in because i would not be at home.Lounge Lizard wrote:Steve,cpsteve wrote:I would be happy to be used as a late collection point/ late delivery for my road for £1 per item no problem if the R/M want to do such a thing. Its a good idea and if it means more work and safeguards jobs then its a win win.
So is that "as a late collection point/ late delivery for my road for £1 per item no problem if the R/M want to do such a thing" after you've finished your delivery, not while you're having a bath and before you've gone out for the evening ?
Royal Mail could really do with more employees that would 'go the extra mile' like you.
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Lounge Lizard
- EX ROYAL MAIL
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- Joined: 06 Aug 2007, 21:54
Drop boxes at people's homes
Yes, sell stamps as well and with other Sub Post Office tasks too you'll get a nice bit of commission to pay for going away on that holiday.cpsteve wrote:I and my partner take in packets for free as do loads of other people its called deliver to neighbour. Give me £1 an item and i would run it around or they can call me on my mobile and collect. When i am away on holiday i would not take them in because i would not be at home.Lounge Lizard wrote:Steve,cpsteve wrote:I would be happy to be used as a late collection point/ late delivery for my road for £1 per item no problem if the R/M want to do such a thing. Its a good idea and if it means more work and safeguards jobs then its a win win.
So is that "as a late collection point/ late delivery for my road for £1 per item no problem if the R/M want to do such a thing" after you've finished your delivery, not while you're having a bath and before you've gone out for the evening ?
Royal Mail could really do with more employees that would 'go the extra mile' like you.