D2D leaflets

[yorkmover123]

What’s the future going forward for D2D leaflets in delivery will the business look at scrapping all D2D and focus on Parcels

[Trumanity]

I suspect they would deliver absolutely anything that turned a coin.

[Walter sobchak]

The D2D’s arrive on yorks in unopened boxes in our office and leave on yorks 90% untouched in mail trays

[Thommo44]

I suspect they would deliver absolutely anything that turned a coin.

As I mentioned a while back, roughly £200 per d2d for 600 delivery points

[Hitcher]

Easy money when they know they're not all being delivered.

[norris9]

I suspect they would deliver absolutely anything that turned a coin.

As I mentioned a while back, roughly £200 per d2d for 600 delivery points

£200 per £600 delivery points...

how is Royal Mail losing money. Some weeks we have 5 D2Ds, probably average 3 or 4 per week.

[TopperGas]

I suspect they would deliver absolutely anything that turned a coin.

As I mentioned a while back, roughly £200 per d2d for 600 delivery points

£200 per £600 delivery points...

how is Royal Mail losing money. Some weeks we have 5 D2Ds, probably average 3 or 4 per week.

It's the same with parcels we seem around 25% up on last year but we're still apparently not profitable!

[Thommo44]

I suspect they would deliver absolutely anything that turned a coin.

As I mentioned a while back, roughly £200 per d2d for 600 delivery points

£200 per £600 delivery points...

how is Royal Mail losing money. Some weeks we have 5 D2Ds, probably average 3 or 4 per week.

They are easy to process, no machine. 5 a week for 2 jobs pays both of your wages for 2 weeks

[Thommo44]

I suspect they would deliver absolutely anything that turned a coin.

As I mentioned a while back, roughly £200 per d2d for 600 delivery points

£200 per £600 delivery points...

how is Royal Mail losing money. Some weeks we have 5 D2Ds, probably average 3 or 4 per week.

They are easy to process, no machine. 5 a week for 2 jobs pays both of your wages for 2 weeks

By easy to process, the customer gets them designed and printed, the customer sends them to the mail centre who send them to the delivery office, easy money

[Perseus]

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Royal Mail leaflet drop (Door to Door) prices typically start around £60–£70 per 1,000 items for standard, lightweight items (under 20g)

[Mr Rush]

Royal Mail leaflet drop (Door to Door) prices typically start around £60–£70 per 1,000 items for standard, lightweight items (under 20g)

In reality most D2D is actually DSA (usually either The Leaflet Company or Whistl) so prices will certainly be lower as will RM's margins.

[Perseus]

Royal Mail leaflet drop (Door to Door) prices typically start around £60–£70 per 1,000 items for standard, lightweight items (under 20g)

In reality most D2D is actually DSA (usually either The Leaflet Company or Whistl) so prices will certainly be lower as will RM's margins.

yeah, I'd be amazed if RM are being paid anything more than a few pennies per door especially for the big contracts, dominos etc.

[SpacePhoenix]

Royal Mail leaflet drop (Door to Door) prices typically start around £60–£70 per 1,000 items for standard, lightweight items (under 20g)

In reality most D2D is actually DSA (usually either The Leaflet Company or Whistl) so prices will certainly be lower as will RM's margins.

yeah, I'd be amazed if RM are being paid anything more than a few pennies per door especially for the big contracts, dominos etc.

For RM they are better off the more DSA is used rather than "traditional D2D" as DSA is machine sortable and so can be sequenced.