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trisontana

custardy wrote: »

http://www.royalmail.com/portal/rm/content1?catId=22700467&mediaId=22700472

I have just tried to order one of the cardboard size guides. They are no longer available but Royal Mail are willing to sell me a a plastic version for (believe it or not) £29.64. That seems a bit extortionate for a piece of plastic! I don't think I will bother.

custardy

trisontana wrote: »

I have just tried to order one of the cardboard size guides. They are no longer available but Royal Mail are willing to sell me a a plastic version for (believe it or not) £29.64. That seems a bit extortionate for a piece of plastic! I don't think I will bother.

its the same solid perspex ones used on PO counters

from one of my old posts

custardy wrote: »

however this pricing policy has been in place for over 1 year.
rm didnt charge xmas cards last year

http://www.sundaymirror.co.uk/news/sunday/2007/11/25/xmas-black-mail-98487-20157322/



this is the same postwatch who seem whip and beat down RM at any given opportunity



letter

Length: 240mm max

Width: 165mm max

Thickness: 5mm max

Weight: 100g max

large letter

Length: 353mm max

Width: 250mm max

Thickness: 25mm max

Weight: 750g max

packet

Length: over 353mm OR

Width: over 250mm OR

Thickness: over 25mm OR

Weight: over 750g. There is no weight limit for items
sent First Class. The weight limit for Second Class
items is 1000g.



bear in mind many many of these charged items have no postage applied at all.so RM would then be running a free service.
ive already charged many cards with no stamps

you can easily make one if you feel the need for a guide

brightonman123

www.reclaimyourcostsforgettingbirthdaycardwithabadge.com ? lol