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WARNING!! WARNING!! Post Office Drop & Go

geordie_ben
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I've signed up for the PO Drop & Go service and sent about 10 items via it that I've sold on eBay, and 5 of them should have gone as large letters, yet I've been charged £2.60 for them. I purposely measured and weighed the items to make sure that my postage was correct when selling things on eBay. So they've fleeced about £6 off me!
Some of the items should have been charged at no more than £1.40
TOTAL CON. DO NOT USE!!!
Some of the items should have been charged at no more than £1.40
TOTAL CON. DO NOT USE!!!
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The royal mail have long since been con artists. Many times I have come home to a 'recorded delivery' item shoved through the door, that the post man has signed himself - he even signed for a parcel and left it outside onceThe opposite of what you know...is also true0
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Drop and go has nothing to do with Royal Mail, it is a post office service. I use it every single day for my business and if I have marked something as a parcel but it will go as a large letter then they send it large letter. Drop and go is not a con. I have received parcels on many an occasion that have been way over charged by the post office and drop and go has not been used. I find crown post offices to be the worst offenders and as such I took my thousands of parcels to a smaller one as they are more deserving of my money.0
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