someone has already done this on my walk ,wanted me to walk 400 yards to another address,in their mind thats nearby,the royal mail boffins have the brains of a rocking horse,they are the ones costing millions a day,oh yes i carded them.claystones wrote: ↑23 Aug 2023, 20:44we will end up taking them to friends and relatives streets away another crock of s**t
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guardianangel
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ted_e_bear
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Same happened to me yesterday, scanned it and it came up "if not in deliver to number 3" it was for number 89, yeah ok we've got a van but we haven't got 10 minutes to tit about driving backwards and forwards round the estate.guardianangel wrote: ↑24 Aug 2023, 14:51someone has already done this on my walk ,wanted me to walk 400 yards to another address,in their mind thats nearby,the royal mail boffins have the brains of a rocking horse,they are the ones costing millions a day,oh yes i carded them.claystones wrote: ↑23 Aug 2023, 20:44we will end up taking them to friends and relatives streets away another crock of s**t
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eastie
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Re: RMCtv : Royal Mail launches safe place delivery preferences for residents
and then they are not in eitherted_e_bear wrote: ↑24 Aug 2023, 16:13Same happened to me yesterday, scanned it and it came up "if not in deliver to number 3" it was for number 89, yeah ok we've got a van but we haven't got 10 minutes to tit about driving backwards and forwards round the estate.guardianangel wrote: ↑24 Aug 2023, 14:51someone has already done this on my walk ,wanted me to walk 400 yards to another address,in their mind thats nearby,the royal mail boffins have the brains of a rocking horse,they are the ones costing millions a day,oh yes i carded them.claystones wrote: ↑23 Aug 2023, 20:44we will end up taking them to friends and relatives streets away another crock of s**t
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Moose67
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Then the argument the next day why you could not complete your delivery you just could not make it up more whizz kids straight from university coming up with cunning plans

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Dexydog
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Re: RMCtv : Royal Mail launches safe place delivery preferences for residents
Drive to no.89.
If they're not in drive back to no.3 and leave a card.
If they are in drive back to no.3 anyway to tell them it's at no.89.
Equals less walking.
Why not just do what RM want and laugh as it unravels?
If they're not in drive back to no.3 and leave a card.
If they are in drive back to no.3 anyway to tell them it's at no.89.
Equals less walking.
Why not just do what RM want and laugh as it unravels?
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Foxel
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Because both #89 and #3 are on a main road with nowhere to park. The parcel weighs 25kg.
Pop a note through saying, parcel to be redirected as requested the following day. Scan as no answer attempt 1. Take the parcel back to the van and redeliver it the next day to the new address. A little naughty but passed caring.
I'm turning purple!
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Ali831
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Just sell delivery boxes in various sizes, come on RM money to be had will also be useful instead of low-down letter boxes !!
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Dexydog
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If you can't park and it takes 20 minites to deliver one packet why should you care?Foxel wrote: ↑24 Aug 2023, 19:25
Because both #89 and #3 are on a main road with nowhere to park. The parcel weighs 25kg.
Pop a note through saying, parcel to be redirected as requested the following day. Scan as no answer attempt 1. Take the parcel back to the van and redeliver it the next day to the new address. A little naughty but passed caring.![]()
It's RM's idea.
If you have to park at no.49 and walk either way to see if they're in first, just saunter down whistling while you go.
I'm past caring too so I just do as they want now.
Honestly the job is a lot easier now I've stopped trying to achieve the unachievable.
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HTPostman
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Best one yet is being asked over ring doorbell to take it to a business 3 miles away that isn’t even covered by our DO!
The day is gonna come when we’re all gonna have to testify.
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A2B
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Note with a message to call them they are only 10mins away is another good one
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thefox
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Ha ha yip had that one a few times,always ignored ,another is to call their mobile lol na yer alright i dont want the public having my phone number plus i don't care if yer not in heres a p739.
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eastie
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Re: RMCtv : Royal Mail launches safe place delivery preferences for residents
saying to leave it behind the bin and then complaining when the parcel is wet.
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Mr Rush
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Not delivered > safeplace unavailable or unsafe.
P739 and the customer can arrange convenient redelivery. Instead they'll nominate 'leave in bin' and not be in because they'd otherwise have to wait - a mediaeval torture the public is apparently unable to endure anymore. We're now trapped between two extremes: next day delivery no matter what versus never because that would emit CO2.
The machine stops.
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Seymour Buts
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Then don't do it. Commen sense. I safeplave most things now, but depending on the weather. If it's a box/fragile then it doesn't go undercovered if it's raining or over the gate. If it's in a bag like clothes or wrapped in plastic, it goes behind the bin or plant pot or whatever. I used to card everything by the book style, but having not had one denial of receipt in 9 years I'm just gonna keep going til I get a complaint.
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