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Royal Mail barcoding stamps - existing stamps valid only until 31 Jan 2023
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Yes. £450 worth back in January. Last lot have just gone.All shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of things shall be well.
Pedant alert - it's could have, not could of.0 -
I have just sent my third lot off, special delivery mail as it was worth over £200. As a precaution, I took photos of the stamps when I had them laid out on the table for counting.No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?0
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Today is the day when I am finally doing it.
Around £150 worth, going to use some (how many exactly?) to pay for special delivery to the actual (not freepost) address use the £200+ form and try my luck requesting SD refund. Take pictures of the contents.
Does it sound like a good plan ?All my life my mother told me the storm was coming (c) Terminator 30 -
No, it's a bad plan. They will refund you if the stamps get lost, regardless of whether you use SD. Just take photos and get proof of posting.BiggaThanBen said:Today is the day when I am finally doing it.
Around £150 worth, going to use some (how many exactly?) to pay for special delivery to the actual (not freepost) address use the £200+ form and try my luck requesting SD refund. Take pictures of the contents.
Does it sound like a good plan ?
No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?0 -
No, it's a bad plan using £200+ form when only sending approx £150, use the correct form.BiggaThanBen said:Today is the day when I am finally doing it.
Around £150 worth, going to use some (how many exactly?) to pay for special delivery to the actual (not freepost) address use the £200+ form and try my luck requesting SD refund. Take pictures of the contents.
Does it sound like a good plan ?0 -
That's the advice I was given here previously. How do you get proof of posting in they don't give it for FREEPOST address ?GDB2222 said:
No, it's a bad plan. They will refund you if the stamps get lost, regardless of whether you use SD. Just take photos and get proof of posting.BiggaThanBen said:Today is the day when I am finally doing it.
Around £150 worth, going to use some (how many exactly?) to pay for special delivery to the actual (not freepost) address use the £200+ form and try my luck requesting SD refund. Take pictures of the contents.
Does it sound like a good plan ?All my life my mother told me the storm was coming (c) Terminator 30 -
Post Offices can, and do, give proof of posting for Freepost addresses.BiggaThanBen said:
That's the advice I was given here previously. How do you get proof of posting in they don't give it for FREEPOST address ?GDB2222 said:
No, it's a bad plan. They will refund you if the stamps get lost, regardless of whether you use SD. Just take photos and get proof of posting.BiggaThanBen said:Today is the day when I am finally doing it.
Around £150 worth, going to use some (how many exactly?) to pay for special delivery to the actual (not freepost) address use the £200+ form and try my luck requesting SD refund. Take pictures of the contents.
Does it sound like a good plan ?0 -
Sorry, I meant Recorded or Signed for.olgadapolga said:
Post Offices can, and do, give proof of posting for Freepost addresses.BiggaThanBen said:
That's the advice I was given here previously. How do you get proof of posting in they don't give it for FREEPOST address ?GDB2222 said:
No, it's a bad plan. They will refund you if the stamps get lost, regardless of whether you use SD. Just take photos and get proof of posting.BiggaThanBen said:Today is the day when I am finally doing it.
Around £150 worth, going to use some (how many exactly?) to pay for special delivery to the actual (not freepost) address use the £200+ form and try my luck requesting SD refund. Take pictures of the contents.
Does it sound like a good plan ?All my life my mother told me the storm was coming (c) Terminator 30 -
I’m not sure what you mean? Use the Freepost address and get POP , if you upgrade to a paid for service on only £150 of stamps you might not be refunded the postage.BiggaThanBen said:
Sorry, I meant Recorded or Signed for.olgadapolga said:
Post Offices can, and do, give proof of posting for Freepost addresses.BiggaThanBen said:
That's the advice I was given here previously. How do you get proof of posting in they don't give it for FREEPOST address ?GDB2222 said:
No, it's a bad plan. They will refund you if the stamps get lost, regardless of whether you use SD. Just take photos and get proof of posting.BiggaThanBen said:Today is the day when I am finally doing it.
Around £150 worth, going to use some (how many exactly?) to pay for special delivery to the actual (not freepost) address use the £200+ form and try my luck requesting SD refund. Take pictures of the contents.
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michfosb said:Everyone I have spoken to, with regard to the stamp swap out scheme, has sent off their stamps and not received anything in return. Has anyone on this forum received their stamps?
I sent off £94.40 of large 1st Class stamps to be swapped out. I received in return today £44 odd of standard second class stamps. Tried to email them on the email address quoted on the letter which came with the undervalued stamps. Email bounces back as "not a valid email address". I'll ahve to phone them on Monday. I do have a photograph of the completed swap out form which also shows some of the books of large 1st class stamps.
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