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BIG square gold Postage Stamps, do they always show the date + PO location ?
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The big gold square stamps you see on letters, or provided by the post office,
like this one
is there anything different about them than the smaller stamps you can buy in a supermarket ?
(besides the size)
What is the advantage of using these compared to the older style (smaller) stamps, you get in a booklet?
and on these particular stamps,
do they stamp the Date + time + location
(as they have done above as 8/5/10, N1) ..do they stamp these details only on recorded delivery and special delivery items?
or they stamp the date/time/location on these stamps even if you send it 'ordinary' first class (even if it isn't recorded or special delivery).
like this one
is there anything different about them than the smaller stamps you can buy in a supermarket ?
(besides the size)
What is the advantage of using these compared to the older style (smaller) stamps, you get in a booklet?
and on these particular stamps,
do they stamp the Date + time + location
(as they have done above as 8/5/10, N1) ..do they stamp these details only on recorded delivery and special delivery items?
or they stamp the date/time/location on these stamps even if you send it 'ordinary' first class (even if it isn't recorded or special delivery).
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Err, I think you're in the wrong forum. :-)0
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The only time I've used these is when they're printed for me at the PO. I've never seen them for sale in advance in booklets etc. As long as you can measure and weigh your post accurately at home, why would you worry about using the usual ones you can buy?0
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Wait for the Notice to Keeper (NtK)! :rotfl:Please note, we are not a legal advice forum. I personally don't get involved in critiquing court case Defences/Witness Statements, so unable to help on that front. Please don't ask. .
I provide only my personal opinion, it is not a legal opinion, it is simply a personal one. I am not a lawyer.
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They're big enough to print on.What is the advantage of using these compared to the older style (smaller) stamps, you get in a booklet?
Try asking on the ebay board.0 -
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