Royal Mail Special Delivery

keith99_2

withabix wrote: »

But that just goes in with the rest of the post.

Very little point in Recorded whatsoever these days.

No use for important documents or anything of value. If custardy or keith99 are going to pinch it, that won't stop them

Anyway, first class just means it will get there....oh....sometime before second class. You can't expect them to pay Adam Crozier megabucks AND offer a god service can you??

Dont get me going about Crozier.:rotfl:

custardy

keith99 wrote: »

I would like to see someone get it cheaper than £4.60. I understand most, if not all other services are much more expensive and very unreliable.
The trouble with Royal Mail is that apparantly all us posties pinch everything!
Just out of interest, today i saw 2 separate parcels delivered by Home Delivery Network (both from Amazon) left on doorsteps. We all know (well me and custardy do) who will get the blame if they go missing!

i handle over £250,000 a day in SD's for just one bank a day
if i was gonna steal it would be their SD's and straight on a plane

mcduff16

I wish amazon would go back to using Royal Mail- last week the delivery woman of some delivery network chucked our parcel over the back fence in the rain- we only knew it was there when our postman knocked on the door to tell us!

never_enough

mcduff16 wrote: »

I wish amazon would go back to using Royal Mail- last week the delivery woman of some delivery network chucked our parcel over the back fence in the rain- we only knew it was there when our postman knocked on the door to tell us!

Complain to Amazon! If enough people do they *may* take notice.
We had exactly the same thing happen to us... :mad:

Pay the £4.60, as the earlier poster said it just seems a lot because you don't do it often, but it's not that expensive really. Well, it costs me that much to just get into my nearest town & back...

Helix

mcduff16 wrote: »

I wish amazon would go back to using Royal Mail- last week the delivery woman of some delivery network chucked our parcel over the back fence in the rain- we only knew it was there when our postman knocked on the door to tell us!

They do still use Royal Mail (had an item delivered today from Royal Mail that I ordered off Amazon). Larger items get sent by a courier like they have always done but now they use Home Delivery Network rather than DHL because they are cheaper.

jackiegibbo

mcduff16 wrote: »

I wish amazon would go back to using Royal Mail- last week the delivery woman of some delivery network chucked our parcel over the back fence in the rain- we only knew it was there when our postman knocked on the door to tell us!

Im a postie and i delivering amazon stuff

jackiegibbo

Helix wrote: »

They do still use Royal Mail (had an item delivered today from Royal Mail that I ordered off Amazon). Larger items get sent by a courier like they have always done but now they use Home Delivery Network rather than DHL because they are cheaper.

Didnt see that post sorry

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withabix wrote: »

But that just goes in with the rest of the post.

Very little point in Recorded whatsoever these days.

Doesn't SD go in with the rest too? I saw the programme on Channel 4 once.

Plus SD comes with the same postie on the same round with the normal post (unless it's a big box which will come in a van).

Oh and £4.60 is a bargain!

custardy

Deleted_User wrote: »

Doesn't SD go in with the rest too? I saw the programme on Channel 4 once.

Plus SD comes with the same postie on the same round with the normal post (unless it's a big box which will come in a van).

Oh and £4.60 is a bargain!

no SD items travel seperatly.do you think it should get its own postie delivering it?
ive seen a few programmes on channel 4,some other channels too

skaterboy

Hi,

If you do decide to use SD remember that if you post it on a Friday, It won't get there until the MOnday.


There is no weekend delivery.