Royal Mail Surveys

Lucyxx

Oh dear, don't know if I am being paranoid or not but our brilliant postie has been moved to a different round. He would barely even give me a hello the other morning, when normally he was really friendly. Now I am panicing that following survey results I have logged he has been moved because of it.

The thing is our service was terrible before we had him, as we just got whoever had finished their own round for over 2 years! I'm wondering if it takes a while to process data, info has been passed back to bosses who have looked at whose round it was and he has got the blame, even though he wasn't here when it was bad. The thing is now he has gone again it has gone back to being terrible and I'm having more mis deliveries than I am my own post!!!

AAGH!

Cinders2001

I NEVER want to loose our regular Postie he's fabulous and courteous and always bang on time, 10.00 am.
Wish I had the courage to ask his name as I certainly would put in a good word for him to express how good he is.

WEEGIE

I have had quite a few 'before 10 am' to post, I always post them round about 5.30 - 6.00 am and always get a query stating that the time I have posted seems a bit early and to confirm if this is correct.

Cinders2001

WEEGIE wrote: »

I have had quite a few 'before 10 am' to post, I always post them round about 5.30 - 6.00 am and always get a query stating that the time I have posted seems a bit early and to confirm if this is correct.

How would they know it was posted that early?
What time is first collection where you are (or indeed anywhere)?

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Cinders2001 wrote: »

How would they know it was posted that early?
What time is first collection where you are (or indeed anywhere)?

Because you tell them when you fill in your online postings:D

WEEGIE

Cinders2001 wrote: »

How would they know it was posted that early?
What time is first collection where you are (or indeed anywhere)?

When you record the time of posting. There is one box near me which sometimes lies unemptied for two or three days.
The first collection used to be 6 am, when I stayed in Glasgow, up here it was about the same time.

82much

Good job they don't ask for 6.00am postings. I need my beauty sleep

WEEGIE

82much wrote: »

Good job they don't ask for 6.00am postings. I need my beauty sleep

I remember doing 4 am postings, only because I started work at 6 and I had to take the dog out for a walk, and always got queries from Kantar stating that 4 4.30 is very early please confirm that this is correct.

Cinders2001

vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv wrote: »

Because you tell them when you fill in your online postings:D

hahahaha True!

waptext

I've just completed my online two weeks correctly delivered survey , How long does it take to get my £6 vouchers ?

it used to be paid in advance the old paperwork way , I much prefer the new way on line