Pre paid envelopes

bibbly

thanks for the replies. it didn't FEEL as if it would be right ... i thought that the prepaid envelopes were just that, PREpaid, iyswim, so it would be a waste not to use them! i shall bin them then, thanks.

(worth an ask though!!)

bibbly
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Poppycat

The envelopes are debit when RM receive them after being posted, if the address differs from that of the account holder it will be charged to the receiver the full postage plus handling.

wyebird

As said, you can't benefit from the postage, but I do try to use enevlopes that are sent to me. Just stick a label on them.

save-a-lot

Hi

If you get junk mail with pre-paid envelopes in, i.e. financial offers, loans, credit cards etc then post everything back to the sender in the pre-paid envelope and let them deal with the junk mail.

Inactive

Good advice, I send all of mine back via this method..

moonrakerz

save-a-lot wrote: »

Hi

If you get junk mail with pre-paid envelopes in, i.e. financial offers, loans, credit cards etc then post everything back to the sender in the pre-paid envelope and let them deal with the junk mail.

Even better, send it back to someone else; ie:- MBNA to Capital One, Capital One to Morgan Stanley. Just make sure that you have removed anything with your name and address on it !

save-a-lot

moonrakerz wrote: »

Even better, send it back to someone else; ie:- MBNA to Capital One, Capital One to Morgan Stanley. Just make sure that you have removed anything with your name and address on it !

Now that is a great twist

I suppose registering with the mail preference service would be the right thing to do

DUKE

I had a letter last week saying that I should reply in the pre-paid envelope supplied but there wasn't one so I wrote FREEPOST on the envelope

mogwai

I remember reading that you can use the pre-paid envelopes you get from your bank etc, all you do is just stick a label over the address and write in a different address.

Does it work?

svmitche

I know loads of people do this, but I believe it is actually fraud and they don't have to deliver it as the license number applies to the return address.

Use the envelope itself by all means, but I would stick a stamp on it to be safe!