Where can I find.....

Bargainbabe_2

Every year with the postal price increase ,I always print off the new postal prices for domestic mail so I always have them at hand. (Tariff information its called) Trouble is, for some reason I can't find the printable version anymore..Any ideas anyone?

Danke

Tojo_Ralph

Bargainbabe wrote:

Every year with the postal price increase ,I always print off the new postal prices for domestic mail so I always have them at hand. (Tariff information its called) Trouble is, for some reason I can't find the printable version anymore..Any ideas anyone?

Danke

You mean these tariffs here?

http://www.royalmail.com/portal/rm/jump2?mediaId=400028&catId=400023

stavros_2

There's a pdf of all the new postal prices here:

ftp://ftp.royalmail.com/Downloads/public/ctf/rm/Tariff%20Guide%202005.pdf

HTH

chugalug

63 pages!!! I'd ask them to post one but no guarantees it'd get here.

stavros_2

chugalug wrote:

63 pages!!! I'd ask them to post one but no guarantees it'd get here.

lol yes sorry don't attempt if on dial-up!

Bargainbabe_2

Thanks all but its not what i'm looking for. I've already had a good scout around Royal Mail's site but I can't find the printable versions they used to do. They used to do a simple print version. In one collumn there was the weight and in the other the price. Bit like the tables in the link that Tojo provided only in a much bigger (A4 just black and white) version. The PDF is much too complicated for what I want. I'm not looking for a comparison and all that bumf..
Oh well, will just have to amend last year's and save a tree instead.

juno

If you can't find it I've got a copy from my Post Office. You could try there, or PM me your email address and I'll scan mine in for you

Binxy

I cut and paste 1st class, 2nd class, standard parcels and airmail prices from the royal mail site into a draft email and keep it, if you want me to email a copy to see if it's any use to you, feel free to PM me your address

Bargainbabe_2

Thank you all for your suggestions and offers of help. I have solved my problem now thanks to MSE'er DougK who made a fantastic form with all the prices on. If you're reading this Doug, Thanks again, you're a star!

nuttersinc

if you go on royal mails website there is a postage calculator. you put in the weight and where its going and it gives you all the prices for the various services you can use.

saves alot of paper, a few less trees have to be cut up and its always upto date.