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Tina1701
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What happens if you send a dx letter in the royal mail? There wasnt a return to sender address unless it is opened. It was just franked but with a dx address. Thank you.
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TrueBlueTerrier
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It will PROBABLY be treated as a normal letter with unpaid postage.
This means the receiver will eventually get a grey card detailing the cost and advising them that an unpaid letter is awaiting collection.
Or it could be passed on as normal with DX being charged a premium because of the apparent breach of a "Access 9 Agreement" we have with them.
Or it could eventually be returned to sender.
To be honest its not possible to say with any certainty what will happen because it depends on the original intended service, whether it was one which would be delivered by Royal Mail and what arrangements are in place at the different Mail centres.
This means the receiver will eventually get a grey card detailing the cost and advising them that an unpaid letter is awaiting collection.
Or it could be passed on as normal with DX being charged a premium because of the apparent breach of a "Access 9 Agreement" we have with them.
Or it could eventually be returned to sender.
To be honest its not possible to say with any certainty what will happen because it depends on the original intended service, whether it was one which would be delivered by Royal Mail and what arrangements are in place at the different Mail centres.
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Tina1701
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Thank you for the response!