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ThriftyFelicity

Over the past couple of weeks, I have received a total of four sets of letters to be posted on various days (two letters in each set, so eight letters total).

I am just wondering, I received my payment of stamp books with the first set of letters, but nothing since then.

Is that the way it is supposed to be?

Thank you.

mizfiesta

ThriftyFelicity wrote: »

Over the past couple of weeks, I have received a total of four sets of letters to be posted on various days (two letters in each set, so eight letters total).

I am just wondering, I received my payment of stamp books with the first set of letters, but nothing since then.

Is that the way it is supposed to be?

Thank you.

You should received some stamps once per calendar month. Make sure you check your envelopes carefully.

GetRealBabe

ThriftyFelicity wrote: »

Over the past couple of weeks, I have received a total of four sets of letters to be posted on various days (two letters in each set, so eight letters total).

I am just wondering, I received my payment of stamp books with the first set of letters, but nothing since then.

Is that the way it is supposed to be?

Thank you.

Hi

Are you training? If you are, you receive a set of stamps with your first training pack and another set when you finish training.

If not, it's once a month as mentioned by another poster. There should be a slip of paper that says 'XX month incentive' enclosed with the stamps.

ThriftyFelicity

Thank you both. I don't recall the first info pack I received, nor the email, saying anything about being in training mode, but I believe this week will be the fourth week I've been doing this, so hopefully in the next pack I'll receive more stamps.

3010

ThriftyFelicity wrote: »

Thank you both. I don't recall the first info pack I received, nor the email, saying anything about being in training mode, but I believe this week will be the fourth week I've been doing this, so hopefully in the next pack I'll receive more stamps.

If you are still posting to Mr H then you are still in training and will be until about week 7.

Jokey

Hi, I wonder if you can help me

I was trying for years to join with no luck but, finally, 3 months ago I was accepted.

What do I do? I've heard nothing. I can log in & click stuff & even order stationary but I literally have no clue as to what's supposed to happen

Sorry to sound dim, it's just not very clear on the website. Do I contact them or just wait?

TIA xx

elsien

I think there was a bit of a time lag between being accepted and starting to be sent the test packs for the training, but I can't remember how long it was. You're probably on the reserve list waiting for someone in your area to be rested. They'll send you an introductory email before you get the first training pack.

If you're feeling neglected send them an email with your panel number and ask what's happening but don't hold your breath for an instant response. They're not always the quickest at getting back to you.

Jokey

elsien wrote: »

I think there was a bit of a time lag between being accepted and starting to be sent the test packs for the training, but I can't remember how long it was. You're probably on the reserve list waiting for someone in your area to be rested. They'll send you an introductory email before you get the first training pack.

If you're feeling neglected send them an email with your panel number and ask what's happening but don't hold your breath for an instant response. They're not always the quickest at getting back to you.

Thank you Much appreciated :A

anamenottaken

welshdeedee wrote: »

On the printed labels sheet inside my posting pack.

I think the full sheet of labels include one for the panelist's name and address. That is put on the envelope to you with the items to be posted. - hence there is generally a gap for a missing label. Perhaps they have two labels and generally remove both but sometimes forget.

I'm just guessing - not sure why really but I'd love to know how they actually get things together and track what is happening.

elsien

Forgot to say, the training involves a few weeks of sending letters to the same address.
It's not exactly rocket science, but it's probably to weed out those who do it for a week then realise they can't get to the post office as regularly at they thought, or can't be bothered.
There's more information in the training section on the website, as and when you do get started.