Most of the nosey buggers on my old delivery used to and then write "MISS DELIVERED TO No 55" etcstokes11eg wrote:for someone next door or whatever, then morally you should not do so---
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krussel
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Re: gone away mail
Rows of houses all bearing down on me........I can feel their blue hands touching me.......All these things in all positions.........All these things will one day take control..........
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stokes11eg
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Re: gone away mail
krussel wrote:Most of the nosey buggers on my old delivery used to and then write "MISS DELIVERED TO No 55" etcstokes11eg wrote:for someone next door or whatever, then morally you should not do so---
Yes, I remember once delivering correctly to say number 55--(new round ,didn't know the customers names at that point!)Days later this letter popped back into the system, heavily taped up. The person had tried to blot out the number with felt tip pen, and then proceeded to write out a war and peace type epic, how this letter had been found in a carrier bag, which she had just happened to find! Blah, blah! she could have course just popped it in to her neighbours house instead!-
mrlovepantsuk
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Re: gone away mail
BT2010 wrote:white sticky address label over the address, endorsed "RTS no longer at this address".
if the address is covered there is not much chance of it returning.
that really annoys me, if you cant see where it went how are you supposed to know not to keep sending stuff there.
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