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Thanks for that! My little one ripped mine up!"I did then, what I knew then. And when I knew better, I did better"0
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well i havent even had one lol so cheers for that!:DLike what I said? click thanks!:rotfl: :rotfl:
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I'm not sure but I'm guessing the paper version as you can order upto 3 at a time and they wont want to be sending the plastic ones out after 21st August as they will have to pay more to send them :rotfl:0
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It is the cardboard one.0
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Apparently you can buy one of the solid ones like they have in the Post office for £22...I suppose there may be some businesses that want them.
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I already have 2 of the paper ones - I got one through my door and I'd already got one from the PO a few days earlier. A plastic or board one with slots to put your packages through to check the width would be useful. If I can't get one for free I might make my own 5mm and 25mm sots in a bit of stiff cardboard.0
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Contains_Mild_Peril wrote:I already have 2 of the paper ones - I got one through my door and I'd already got one from the PO a few days earlier. A plastic or board one with slots to put your packages through to check the width would be useful. If I can't get one for free I might make my own 5mm and 25mm sots in a bit of stiff cardboard.
If you use the link at the top of this thread, you will get a free cardboard one with slots.0
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