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Archergirl
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I must be missing something.
When I do my Royal Mail postage label I am able to put on the Tariff code but not my EORI number although when I print the label there is a box for it so I write it in but why can't it type it?
When I do my Royal Mail postage label I am able to put on the Tariff code but not my EORI number although when I print the label there is a box for it so I write it in but why can't it type it?
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Go to >settings >trading names Click on your trading name. Enter EORI number. Hope this helps,Warning: any unnecessary disclaimers appearing under my posts do not bear any connection with reality, either intended, accidental or otherwise. Your statutory rights are not affected.1
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I had a look under settings in my Royal Mail account but can't see anywhere to add it.ballisticbrian said:Go to >settings >trading names Click on your trading name. Enter EORI number. Hope this helps,0 -
Click and drop? Or something else?Warning: any unnecessary disclaimers appearing under my posts do not bear any connection with reality, either intended, accidental or otherwise. Your statutory rights are not affected.0
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Not sure what it's called, I just do it online on the royal mail website and take it to the post office, but it's the same on eBay.ballisticbrian said:Click and drop? Or something else?0 -
That tiny weany bit of information is exactly what I need to try to help.Archergirl said:
Not sure what it's called,
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I'm sorry, I suppose it is click and drop, I do it on the RM website and I take it to the post officeballisticbrian said:
That tiny weany bit of information is exactly what I need to try to help.Archergirl said:
Not sure what it's called,0 -
Would you describe yourself as a retail customer of Royal Mail considering you're not using an account to log into click and drop? And if so, Royal Mail's own guidance, you typically don't need an EORI number if you're moving goods that are:
Not controlled goods (e.g., weapons, certain chemicals).
For personal use only (gifts, personal items, etc.).
Warning: any unnecessary disclaimers appearing under my posts do not bear any connection with reality, either intended, accidental or otherwise. Your statutory rights are not affected.0 -
Maybe I will set up an account then, and see what happens. Thank you.ballisticbrian said:Would you describe yourself as a retail customer of Royal Mail considering you're not using an account to log into click and drop? And if so, Royal Mail's own guidance, you typically don't need an EORI number if you're moving goods that are:Not controlled goods (e.g., weapons, certain chemicals).
For personal use only (gifts, personal items, etc.).
It's not really a problem to write it in but as there is a box I couldn't see why it didn't come up for me to type it in.0
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