eBay large letters to Northern Ireland under the Windsor Framework

eBay large letters to Northern Ireland under the Windsor Framework

Just thought I would ask here to see if there is a simple answer.

I have seen the trial data input on "click and drop" for Parcels (BPL code)
and I understand what is basically needed from 1st May (though what a pain LOL)

Then there is Account Mail with an account Barcode (UNH code) *used to be called Royal Mail PPI - printed impressions.

These maybe large letters untracked, items of very low value.

Surely we're not expected to move these over to C&D? And if so, extra costs for labelling and time over head it takes to weigh the item and put the details in for click and drop.

Oh, and Royal Mail are saying from March you can't use their free labels for most services other than I think, Special Delivery and one other.
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  • ballisticbrian
    ballisticbrian Posts: 3,964 Forumite
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    OK, I know I made this sound a bit complicated, but a similar question could be, "Can I stick a first or second class large letter stamp on a large letter to Northern Ireland after May 1st under the Windsor Framework"?
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  • RFW
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    OK, I know I made this sound a bit complicated, but a similar question could be, "Can I stick a first or second class large letter stamp on a large letter to Northern Ireland after May 1st under the Windsor Framework"?

    As no one else is answering you, I'll give it a go based on the bits I know.
    I can't see why putting stamps on would be a problem as long as you use a CN22 too.
    You could try calling Royal Mail and asking which will probably get you a better response than checking at a Post Office.
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  • ballisticbrian
    ballisticbrian Posts: 3,964 Forumite
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    edited 24 March at 7:32PM
    Thank you RFW. According to the info here:
    How to send parcels from a business in Great Britain to a private individual or a business in Northern Ireland - GOV.UK
    CN22s aren't needed when sending to consumers, but things get a bit muddy when sending to businesses.
    It seems that the courier (Royal Mail) Will ask for information when sending to a business, but how do you know from a list of eBay addresses who is a business and how will Royal Mail request the information from you if you're not in Click and Drop?
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