Collection costs

[the mad woman]

How much do our firms pay for collections some days I only collect a handful of letters it does not seem worth the cost

[barrowc]

Large customers (spending over £15K per year with RM) get free collections. For those who don't qualify for free collections, a weekday uplift is £775 plus VAT per year although there are various other possibilities - see http://www.royalmail.com/parcel-despatc ... ollections for more details

[Lounge Lizard]

But residents of rural areas can hand their mail to their delivery postman at no extra charge.

[glenfiddich]

But residents of rural areas can hand their mail to their delivery postman at no extra charge.

i used to do it in the cities as well

[Lounge Lizard]

But residents of rural areas can hand their mail to their delivery postman at no extra charge.

i used to do it in the cities as well

- and then they remember us at Christmas.

[UnhappyGremlin]

Current prices, I think, are £900 per year, or if the customer wants a specific collection time it's about £2,500.
As someone else said, it's free if you spend enough.

[arnold cheshire]

But residents of rural areas can hand their mail to their delivery postman at no extra charge.

its up to you If you take their mail you don't have to just say I don't do collections politely

[ploppy]

But residents of rural areas can hand their mail to their delivery postman at no extra charge.

its up to you If you take their mail you don't have to just say I don't do collections politely

I only take mail from customers if they have put stamps on it now.i stopped going to the shops to buy the stamps for them about 5 years ago as it just got out of hand.Some of them were wanting me to do the grocery shopping as well.

[llcoolh]

I only take mail from customers if they have put stamps on it now.i stopped going to the shops to buy the stamps for them about 5 years ago as it just got out of hand.Some of them were wanting me to do the grocery shopping as well.[/quote]

LOOL, nice one