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GetRealBabe

mizfiesta wrote: »

I had an item I was supposed to post today (a packet) between 10am and 1pm. Unfortunately I was at an appointment and didn't get back till 3pm. I planned on keeping a hold of it and posting it at the stated time NEXT Monday - but unfortunately I've another appointment I can't get out of!
Will it be ok to post the following week? That will be two weeks after the original requested date? Or maybe I could contact them and arrange (any) another day?

Hi

The day of posting is more important than the time. Just email them and say you'll be posting maybe next Monday or the following Monday-just post before the final collection time.

mizfiesta

Hi thanks for your response. They stated on the posting plan that I've to post between 10 am and 1pm - usually they say before the last posting.

I could probably make before the last post, but not before 1pm Should I just stick it in before the last post and ignore the 'by 1pm' direction?

zerog

mizfiesta wrote: »

I could probably make before the last post, but not before 1pm Should I just stick it in before the last post and ignore the 'by 1pm' direction?

Who cares? Do you think it will really make a difference if you post it before 1pm or before 5pm? It will just be sitting in the post office or post box until 5pm anyway

LEJC

mizfiesta wrote: »

Hi thanks for your response. They stated on the posting plan that I've to post between 10 am and 1pm - usually they say before the last posting.

I could probably make before the last post, but not before 1pm Should I just stick it in before the last post and ignore the 'by 1pm' direction?

As long as you can post the item before the time of the last post that should be ok....however if you dont post it until say 3.30 and it should have been posted before 1 then make sure that the time you put in that you posted the item is the actual time you posted it...ie 3.30

JAN43DAW

I have being waiting to join this for years and never heard a thing. Yesterday I emailed them to see if I was still on the waiting list they replied this morning saying I could join now. I wonder if I had not emailed them would I still be waiting.

mcjordi

i only ever got 1 unaddressed task to do. entered some other survey and said i would get a £5 high street voucher (I DID) and also got an email maybe last week saying they are preparing my incentive? hmm maybe another high street voucher.
ive had nothing since end of may

Dear Panellist,

We are currently preparing your incentive for participation in the unaddressed mail survey during the weeks commencing 06th, 13th and 20th May 2013.

Please monitor your emails for invites to re-join the survey in the future.

Thank you for your participation

Regards,

Postal Survey Team

thats what i got.. so i take it im being "rested" and also is the incentive stamps?

lavendergirl

Incentive for unaddressed survey is L2S voucher for £5. Not necessary that you are being rested, you get invited to unaddressed surveys frequently like the Correctly addressed ones. Hope this helps

mcjordi

weird.. i got a £5 L2S voucher before i got the email.. so i take it i shouldnt expect another one then

mizfiesta

Does anyone know why the first line of my home address is printed twice (the second time partially) on my 'received' items. I've then to tick the box stating whether it's correctly addressed or not?

So for instance (this is not my real address) it has:

Mrs Everyman
25 Saint Andrew Court
25 Saint An Saint Andrew Court
Anonymousland
FK00 OED

?

GetRealBabe

mizfiesta wrote: »

Does anyone know why the first line of my home address is printed twice (the second time partially) on my 'received' items. I've then to tick the box stating whether it's correctly addressed or not?

So for instance (this is not my real address) it has:

Mrs Everyman
25 Saint Andrew Court
25 Saint An Saint Andrew Court
Anonymousland
FK00 OED

?

Hi

That's fine. Some of the addresses on the posting plan are printed like your example. Seems unecesaary to write the same address details twice.