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Do existing waivers get transferred to incoming subpostmaste
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mrbounce
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Do existing waivers get transferred to incoming subpostmaste
Do existing waivers get transferred to new incoming subpostmasters?
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subbie
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Re: Do existing waivers get transferred to incoming subpostm
I dont think they do, but if you are appointed as a Postmaster your letter of appointment should tell you what waivers must be applied for.
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mrbounce
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Re: Do existing waivers get transferred to incoming subpostm
Oh ok..
What is meant by restricted practices currently carried out as private business activity in which the post office branch is situated must cease on appointment?
What is meant by restricted practices currently carried out as private business activity in which the post office branch is situated must cease on appointment?
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subbie
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Re: Do existing waivers get transferred to incoming subpostm
Selling anything that POL has as one of their own products or services, without the appropriate waiver. For example selling Foreign exchange on behalf of a competing supplier is a no no, so if the person you are buying from was doing this then you must not continue with the practice.
So if there was a Paypoint machine being used for all the services that Paypoint offer, many of which compete with POL, and there was no waiver in force, then this type of practice must cease when you take over.
You are buying into the Brand, and you must not undermine the Brand.
Good innit?
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So if there was a Paypoint machine being used for all the services that Paypoint offer, many of which compete with POL, and there was no waiver in force, then this type of practice must cease when you take over.
You are buying into the Brand, and you must not undermine the Brand.
Good innit?
Subbie