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Royal Mail claim help needed re lost parcel
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Apart from getting your hands on the actual item?
Edit: we are talking about account charges.I think you will find most couriers work the same way. Would you rather RM returned your mail and you repaid/queried?
No, just some detail like date sent, name of addressee, that is all, then we can go back to the staff member who dealt with the mail and ask them how they sent it and if need be put procedures in to force so we can avoid such charges.
Would you like me to write you a letter demanding payment? and if you say what for I can say I have no proof but you still have to pay me or i will lock you in your house forever and everrrrrrrrrrrr!!!!0 -
fleshandbone wrote: »No, just some detail like date sent, name of addressee, that is all, then we can go back to the staff member who dealt with the mail and ask them how they sent it and if need be put procedures in to force so we can avoid such charges.
Would you like me to write you a letter demanding payment? and if you say what for I can say I have no proof but you still have to pay me or i will lock you in your house forever and everrrrrrrrrrrr!!!!
You can write the letter if you wish. Make sure I have agreed to those T&Cs beforehand of course.
Have you tried asking RM? Given they are handling your mail without full payment. I'm sure itemising as standard would be costly for all those underpaying.
You would be amazed at the (mainly PPI) users who continually push their luck on their terms and sometimes have their licence removed.
PS you are now subject to a £10 over use of 'r' fee.0
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