Fed up of postie? Help is here... (merged)

clarej1985

I put them on the inside on the flap. If i put them on the outside knowing my luck they would go missing. Then as soon as they open the envelope they will see it. Dont want to give them another excuse to shout at me! lol

lannyloo

Ooooooooo just had an email telling me ill shortly be receiving test items...about time lol

jtb2412

Me too lannyloo - now the fun starts eh? lol

lannyloo

jtb2412 wrote: »

Me too lannyloo - now the fun starts eh? lol

hehehe i got confused reading the email they sent so think ill just wait for it to arrive then sort it out

jubaxt

right-here goes!-been sending stuff to the testing address for a few weeks-no probs-quite straight forward until yesterday.....


got my first smart-now do i keep it in the clear envelope or take it out before i send it when requested?

think i understand the rest of it.lol

lannyloo

jubaxt wrote: »

right-here goes!-been sending stuff to the testing address for a few weeks-no probs-quite straight forward until yesterday.....


got my first smart-now do i keep it in the clear envelope or take it out before i send it when requested?

think i understand the rest of it.lol

The email i got about smarts said keep it in the plastic envelope

lannyloo

jubaxt wrote: »

right-here goes!-been sending stuff to the testing address for a few weeks-no probs-quite straight forward until yesterday.....


got my first smart-now do i keep it in the clear envelope or take it out before i send it when requested?

think i understand the rest of it.lol

From the email:

A SMART sends out a small signal when it goes through mail sorting offices during its journey to our panellists. They only transmit when in transit. This provides Royal Mail with information about the route a letter takes through their mail collection/ delivery system, helping them to identify and correct areas of their organisation where mail could be delivered faster. SMARTs will be in a sealed coloured sleeve, to make them immediately noticeable. It is important that you do not open or remove the SMART from the sleeve, as this makes it easier for us to process.

There will be a four letter code on each of the SMARTs you receive. You will need this code to data enter your items online.

In order to get the most use out of a SMART, we ask our panellists to use SMARTs they receive in items that they send out, hence rotating the SMARTs between panellists. In your posting pack you will also find a plastic wallet with “SMART HOLDER” written on it. This is for looking after your SMARTs until you are due to reuse them.

Please see the checklist below for simple instructions on how to complete your survey tasks with regards to SMARTs.

jubaxt

mmm-the SMART is in a yellow coloured sleeve.the whole item has then been put in a clear envelope which is sealed with a sticker on the back.the SMART keeper is another wallet.

am I stupid??:eek: -just a bit confused

lannyloo

jubaxt wrote: »

mmm-the SMART is in a yellow coloured sleeve.the whole item has then been put in a clear envelope which is sealed with a sticker on the back.the SMART keeper is another wallet.

am I stupid??:eek: -just a bit confused

Sorry i cant help you more. Ill have all this to come when they start sending me items, so i hope someone else can answer your question,

Good luck lol

echo

it's a smart holder not keeper and all smarts go into it.you keep all smarts in it and take them out when you need to send them either to people on the posting schedule or research international