Can anyone point me in the direction of what I think was an LTB saying that if there was a bulk posting and it was “take where going” then lapsing is to be pulled.
Thanks
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Bulk posting, mail left in fittings but still lapsed
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newrepontheblock
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Dave3456
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Bulk posting, mail left in fittings but still lapsed
Simple. Just take what they tell you to take . Come in on time ,take your full breaks use the correct delivery methods .dont cut corners and use the cut off procedure or work overtime 
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SpacePhoenix
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Bulk posting, mail left in fittings but still lapsed
You'd have to be pulling it out and putting it to one side as you prepared your walk. Any bulk posting that is made up of mech letters go through the machines and get sequenced with all the other mech letters
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combo_king
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Bulk posting, mail left in fittings but still lapsed
Happened in my D.O a few Saturdays ago... hammered with council tax letters..... told to stream if neaded to and if could take lapse... cleared all mine..... found it strange that ‘we’ve got permission to stream’ then once out on delivery.... managers pulled every single letter left back out of frames.... thought a bit dodgy..... some the fly boys left far to many and basically took where they were going.... but I wasn’t falling for that trick