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D2d etiquette
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twoloops
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If you just had 1 flimsy pizza menu they are impossible to post through most letterboxes without the attached mail.
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antcpfc
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Exactly. Making problems where there aren't any.Natagora wrote:It’s so simple. Throw in one column each day - or throw in the whole week’s worth on the same morning if you like - and just take where you’re delivering to each day. On Monday throw Saturday’s in as well.
Don’t ever feel guilty about leaving an empty column for the person covering your day off each week, because they’re only taking where they’re delivering to as well.
If it’s double slotted, and there’s only mail for one address, then write a number on the remaining leaflet.
By the end of Saturday’s round, virtually all of the junk has been delivered with a proper letter, and you haven’t wasted any time walking down countless paths all week just to deliver an item of unaddressed ‘mail’ that will almost certainly be thrown away, unread.
Astonished by how many people actually seem to struggle with stuff like this.
Slider tool. Lol.
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Pathfinder
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Some of the duty holders are so anal about d2d's in our office it makes me laugh!
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TrueBlueTerrier
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I don't think that is an approved carrying method.Pathfinder wrote:Some of the duty holders are so anal about d2d's !
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Pathfinder
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So many packets lately there might not be any other choice!TrueBlueTerrier wrote:I don't think that is an approved carrying method.Pathfinder wrote:Some of the duty holders are so anal about d2d's !![]()
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CPTNemoUK
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When I use to be a floater (no pun intended) this one walk I covered not matter what day I was on it mon- fri i did the same section. Good thing with it though if I was on it Saturday the d2d's was cleared.Pathfinder wrote:Some of the duty holders are so anal about d2d's in our office it makes me laugh!
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masterblaster
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They would all be coming out again except 16%.Killoffs wrote:What's the etiquette for putting d2d's in the frame, for those of you not in an DO that has a clear frame policy?
For example, is it bad form to put your whole weeks leaflets in the frame when you finish delivering on Monday, knowing that Tuesday is your day off?
Or, putting all your d2d's in for the week EXCEPT for the day you have off, therefore leaving it to your cover man?
Would it bother you? Does it even matter? Who cares?