Kantar - Royal Mail Monitoring and Posting Panel

Locky

paul2louise said:

I have been kicked off the panel for being identified after only 2 weeks of my trial. Not been inside a post office. So presumably somebody has seen the tests parcels that are coming to my address and recognised them and reported them. What a waste if time 🙄

Oh no, that's rubbish! What a shame. Somebody with something to hide?!

Surely posties recognise the parcels and letters? I always think the SMARTs are so obvious!

LADY_A

December incentive stamps arrived this morning , was expecting the Christmas stamps also.
Do they send them out in November along with the diary ?

kerri_gt

paul2louise said:

I have been kicked off the panel for being identified after only 2 weeks of my trial. Not been inside a post office. So presumably somebody has seen the tests parcels that are coming to my address and recognised them and reported them. What a waste if time 🙄

That sucks - not sure how they report identification - and it's hardly your fault if it's something coming to your house surely? 

elsien

kerri_gt said:

paul2louise said:

I have been kicked off the panel for being identified after only 2 weeks of my trial. Not been inside a post office. So presumably somebody has seen the tests parcels that are coming to my address and recognised them and reported them. What a waste if time 🙄

That sucks - not sure how they report identification - and it's hardly your fault if it's something coming to your house surely? 

Doesn’t matter as far as Kantar is concerned. I don’t report idiots who write on the envelope because it’ll be me kicked off, not them. 

NBLondon

paul2louise said:

I have been kicked off the panel for being identified after only 2 weeks of my trial. Not been inside a post office. So presumably somebody has seen the tests parcels that are coming to my address and recognised them and reported them. What a waste if time 🙄

Agree - that's rough when you haven't done anything to disclose.  Can't see why anybody would benefit from reporting either...

beanielou

I think the posties must have a clue.
Hard for them not too I think!

Anvil1

paul2louise said:

I have a email telling me I have a delivery that needs signing for on Monday. Is this likely to be a part of the panel as I can't think of anything else. 

You posted this with your full name recently, maybe someone at Kantar seen this post

quoia

Can't see the point of a postie reporting a participant.
Surely the RM having knowledge of those within the survey allows them to take advantage of the situation should they want to, to improve the service statistics in their favour.
Removing someone they know about to be replaced by another that they don't,  is counterproductive and a futile exercise. 

Locky

Anvil1 said:

paul2louise said:

I have a email telling me I have a delivery that needs signing for on Monday. Is this likely to be a part of the panel as I can't think of anything else. 

You posted this with your full name recently, maybe someone at Kantar seen this post

Maybe a lurker on this post reported you, @paul2louise.

kerri_gt

beanielou said:

I think the posties must have a clue.
Hard for them not too I think!

Posties must be some of the most observant people out there. They know people's routines, areas and anything that would be out of place, yet are alomst hidden in plain sight (ie we get so used to seeing them, I wonder if us householders are anywhere as near as observant)