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MickAP

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Re: thieving postmen
« Reply #15 on: 23 May 2010, 21:03:01 »
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I am a postman, and i never ever send anything valuable through the mail because when it goes missing its almost impossible to find the culprit unless its a serial offender who's pattern becomes visible over a period of time via people with good eyes, or public complaints building up

i've only been there a couple of years, so i'm not sure exactly how many pairs of hands an individual item touches before your postperson delivers it, but i too have had to deliver mail that looks suspiciously damaged and i cringe when people open the door incase the finger automatically gets pointed my way,
All the innocent postman has the power to do is give the customer the contact number for where to complain :(

So am I :y.......But I work indoors, have done for the last 20yrs sorting the mail, 24yrs service overall.  Gladly on our shift they're an honest bunch, but dishonesty has happened in other areas, they get caught eventually >:(

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« Reply #16 on: 24 May 2010, 10:48:59 »
ive spoke to the postman and he said he thought it had been opened and reported it saturday.and they confirmed this on the phone just now. but, according to a few people on the site they have only recieved 1 ticket also. i might just say break it and not bother now if its gonna be a load of hassle.had no reply from the site either  :(
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Re: thieving postmen
« Reply #17 on: 24 May 2010, 12:16:40 »
In defence of postmen.....
MY postlady carried my towbar from the sorting office to my house as she lives four doors down, and thought I might need it urgently (thanks MutantCav).
She's only 5ft and about 45......

What a star!!!
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« Reply #18 on: 25 May 2010, 12:21:08 »
2nd ticket is in the post. still doesnt explain the envelope being opened. case closed :)
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« Reply #19 on: 25 May 2010, 16:16:12 »
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2nd ticket is in the post. still doesnt explain the envelope being opened. case closed :)
Let's hope that this one arrives okay Rich!
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« Reply #20 on: 25 May 2010, 16:20:25 »
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2nd ticket is in the post. still doesnt explain the envelope being opened. case closed :)
Let's hope that this one arrives okay Rich!
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yes mate, tom was quite upset saturday when we opened it. just hope i can afford to go on the day now otherwise they will be auctioned on here for charity.
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« Reply #21 on: 25 May 2010, 16:38:32 »
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In defence of postmen.....
MY postlady carried my towbar from the sorting office to my house as she lives four doors down, and thought I might need it urgently (thanks MutantCav).
She's only 5ft and about 45......

What a star!!!

We get very good service... Any parcels/signed for stuff used to get left/delivered anyway with a note saying "I hope you don't mind, I signed for you!" which was superb as the sorting office is about 7 miles away :y

Now it's been arranged to deliver to the local shop and they keep a book which we have to sign when collecting :y
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« Reply #22 on: 25 May 2010, 17:21:45 »
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In defence of postmen.....
MY postlady carried my towbar from the sorting office to my house as she lives four doors down, and thought I might need it urgently (thanks MutantCav).
She's only 5ft and about 45......

What a star!!!

We get very good service... Any parcels/signed for stuff used to get left/delivered anyway with a note saying "I hope you don't mind, I signed for you!" which was superb as the sorting office is about 7 miles away :y

Now it's been arranged to deliver to the local shop and they keep a book which we have to sign when collecting :y


when i first moved here my post used to be left downstairs in the lobby till i rang there office, soon stopped. i do occasionally get the wrong mail on a saturday, going by her eyes in the morning id say she likes a drink  ;D ;D
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