HEISENBERGpostslippete wrote:Hitcher wrote:You shouldn't even be putting it in the bin - note or no note!
Yes I know![]()
Admittedly, when we did our own deliveries in cars I used to like to get rid of all the packets I had otherwise it meant driving to the nearest post office, or even worst, back to CDO.
Now because we don't need to, and I can't see the point of delivering next door unnecessarily, I just slip it.
What is my name called??
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official: doorstep all parcels ?
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Re: official: doorstep all parcels ?
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Re: official: doorstep all parcels ?
OnAFlyer wrote:Obviously safe = lockable porch, outbuilding etc. I leave my own porch unlocked and the postie puts the parcels in then closes it to lock.bigcol wrote:These items are not to be 'safeplaced'. What you've been doing is door stepping.OnAFlyer wrote:Those that just say 'safeplace' I rarely leave anywhere unless there is somewhere obviously safe, which isn't very often.
So no, that's not door stepping.