Royal Mail Surveys rewarded with Stamps.

retiredandskint

I don't get invites to join 'Unaddressed mail' every three weeks but I continue to receive and record it. Still get the vouchers.

On a separate note yesterday I received as part of the 'correctly addressed survey' a charity envelope with 12p attached. Any ideas what I'm supposed to do with it.

libra10

I've had these charity leaflets with money attached previously.

Keep a note of the date it arrives and save until you see the picture and can record on screen.

HTH

retiredandskint

libra10 wrote: »

I've had these charity leaflets with money attached previously.

Keep a note of the date it arrives and save until you see the picture and can record on screen.

HTH

Done that. Is the money mine to keep.

libra10

Yes, don't spend it all at once

heatherks

retiredandskint wrote: »

Done that. Is the money mine to keep.

yours to keep or put in a local charity box x

i think i got one years ago with a few pence in it from oxfam or save the children ..

zerog

Today got a letter with the date to post written on the front!

TNS also thinks I have some SMARTs which I don't have.

Finally, here's a story that shouldn't surprise anyone -
I was in hospital a while ago and was next to a patient who has been there for quite a while. I lent him my tablet to check his email and he revealed that he was on this posting panel. But he hadn't posted anything for 2 months and hadn't been able to mark it as holiday since he got brought to hospital without warning; and everyone else who had been on the ward was elderly and had no e-devices. He assumed that he would have been removed from the panel but he was still getting things to post...

It gets better.

I went to outpatients today, and bumped into this patient again. After discharge he was able to clear out all the survey mails, but then got evicted as he could not pay his rent. With the stress of this, he forgot about the survey for a few months - until he received an email thanking him for participating and an invitation to start again! This despite not doing anything for 4 out of 6 months, and the landlord presumably taking the free stamps from the packages that arrived after his eviction! (Perhaps the landlord mailed the outgoing letters, but he wouldn't have been able to log on to enter received items)

Fruit_and_Nut_Case

zerog wrote: »

It gets better.
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You couldn't make it up! :eek:

BODLED

NBLondon wrote: »

I thought I was doing alright - then last week I got a jiffy bag with the paper removed and date and time of posting written on back flap. This week's posting pack has a missing envelope - the item is crossed out in biro on the paper copy but the online version insists it should be there. No response from helpline yet.

Mind you - I have noticed a tailing off from 4 or 5 items to 1 or 2 as I approach the 6 month rest so perhaps there is a bit of organisation going on.

Interested to hear if you have heard back with how to proceed on this, I have also received a paper schedule with an item crossed out and no envelope included however shows on line.

retiredandskint

BODLED wrote: »

Interested to hear if you have heard back with how to proceed on this, I have also received a paper schedule with an item crossed out and no envelope included however shows on line.

Me too. However, the crossed of item was sent in next week's paper schedule but not the on-screen version

Queenriderbrekke

What do you usually do with a jiffy to post with paper and cardboard inside at the Post Office please?


Does it go in the post box out side? Or Handed over the counter? Or doesn't it matter?