Wirral firms takes on Royal Mail

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A new charity Christmas post will beat Royal Mail prices for both cards and parcels whilst raising funds for a local children’s hospice.

For the first time, Neston-based DDM Mailing will be offering cut price postal services to the general public. The direct mail specialist’s postal deals are usually only available to businesses.

The fast growing family firm will donate five percent of everything spent on their Christmas post to the Claire House Children’s Hospice in Bebington,Wirral.

Throughout November and December, you will be able to mail a second class letter or card for 40p. This compares to the 54p charged by Royal Mail. The Christmas postal service also delivers presents at the reduced cost of £2.25 for a small or medium parcel. Royal Mail would ask for £2.80 for a parcel of the same size.

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and whats the bet they are using OUR network to deliver their items at their business cost.

how can this be allowed?

surely for the company to get this price they must use business only postings and not items from the general public?