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Royal Mail
mizzylb
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Am I the only person who cannot understand why Royal Mail have introduced a plastic template to determine the cost of a package. Has anyone ever seen a letterbox the size in which they claim a "normal package" will fit? It seems to me to be "money for old rope" and the bumps the price up from 1.10p to 2.20p!
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Yes, I think you probably are.Am I the only person who cannot understand why Royal Mail have introduced a plastic template to determine the cost of a package.
Oh wait...
you're telling fibs...
You do understand after all.It seems to me to be "money for old rope" and the bumps the price up from 1.10p to 2.20p!
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Am I the only person who cannot understand why Royal Mail have introduced a plastic template to determine the cost of a package. Has anyone ever seen a letterbox the size in which they claim a "normal package" will fit? It seems to me to be "money for old rope" and the bumps the price up from 1.10p to 2.20p!
has it taken you 6 years to come up with that?0
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