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Darth Randall wrote:

nikkiboy wrote:

Darth Randall wrote:i brought a £500 comic from the us of a a few years back, paid for the highest level of service and tracking available.

tracked it all the way accross america, accross the atlantic, through customs, to the leicester sorting office.

then on delivery day i wasnt in and postie left it in the garden and it pissed it down.

Did you take out the insurance? And did you get paid out

luckily the guys packaging was bomb proof and it survived even the royal mails worst efforts.

ive got home before to find expensive insured items just leaning against the front door for the whole world to see.

as I said earlier Randall the postie is wrong if he leaves it and wrong if he takes it back to the depot. A lot of it depends upon where you live, i.e. nice area etc. This time of year we must get five to ten a day left with us in the post office where people have been out and they pick it up from us. There are however, some posties who are lazy bastards and will leave it in an unsafe damp place just because they cannot be arsed to take it back but that is a very small amount.

nikkiboy wrote:

Darth Randall wrote:

nikkiboy wrote:

Darth Randall wrote:i brought a £500 comic from the us of a a few years back, paid for the highest level of service and tracking available.

tracked it all the way accross america, accross the atlantic, through customs, to the leicester sorting office.

then on delivery day i wasnt in and postie left it in the garden and it pissed it down.

Did you take out the insurance? And did you get paid out

luckily the guys packaging was bomb proof and it survived even the royal mails worst efforts.

ive got home before to find expensive insured items just leaning against the front door for the whole world to see.

as I said earlier Randall the postie is wrong if he leaves it and wrong if he takes it back to the depot. A lot of it depends upon where you live, i.e. nice area etc. This time of year we must get five to ten a day left with us in the post office where people have been out and they pick it up from us. However, most posties are lazy bastards and will leave it in an unsafe damp place just because they cannot be arsed to take it back.

Yep, that is my experience too.

haha I saw what you did there, your giro will be delayed my old son

nikkiboy wrote:

Darth Randall wrote:

nikkiboy wrote:

Darth Randall wrote:i brought a £500 comic from the us of a a few years back, paid for the highest level of service and tracking available.

tracked it all the way accross america, accross the atlantic, through customs, to the leicester sorting office.

then on delivery day i wasnt in and postie left it in the garden and it pissed it down.

Did you take out the insurance? And did you get paid out

luckily the guys packaging was bomb proof and it survived even the royal mails worst efforts.

ive got home before to find expensive insured items just leaning against the front door for the whole world to see.

as I said earlier Randall the postie is wrong if he leaves it and wrong if he takes it back to the depot. A lot of it depends upon where you live, i.e. nice area etc. This time of year we must get five to ten a day left with us in the post office where people have been out and they pick it up from us. There are however, some posties who are lazy bastards and will leave it in an unsafe damp place just because they cannot be arsed to take it back but that is a very small amount.

leaving a signed for item in the garden or on show is out of order.

sellers on ebay have to be able to prove delivery, posties doing this makes their lives even more impossible.

The NZ postal service is years ahead of the Royal mail. Each street here identifies which address have retired persons or persons who work from home, and are willing to participate as a focal point. Any parcels or signature required parcels are left with them, they then send a text to you saying it's arrived and you can then walk down the street and get it, or have it redirected as the case may be.

You guy's really do need to come into the 21st century, we're well into it now.

doG

doG wrote:The NZ postal service is years ahead of the Royal mail. Each street here identifies which address have retired persons or persons who work from home, and are willing to participate as a focal point. Any parcels or signature required parcels are left with them, they then send a text to you saying it's arrived and you can then walk down the street and get it, or have it redirected as the case may be.

You guy's really do need to come into the 21st century, we're well into it now.

doG

In darting forum land i'd say the one and only thing that truly unites us all is the fact your an utter wankstain across the board.

wOlFiE

Furious Wolfie 180 wrote:

doG wrote:The NZ postal service is years ahead of the Royal mail. Each street here identifies which address have retired persons or persons who work from home, and are willing to participate as a focal point. Any parcels or signature required parcels are left with them, they then send a text to you saying it's arrived and you can then walk down the street and get it, or have it redirected as the case may be.

You guy's really do need to come into the 21st century, we're well into it now.

doG

In darting forum land i'd say the one and only thing that truly unites us all is the fact your an utter wankstain across the board.

wOlFiE

Your opinion is as valued as an ashtray on a motorcycle.
doG

doG wrote:

Furious Wolfie 180 wrote:

doG wrote:The NZ postal service is years ahead of the Royal mail. Each street here identifies which address have retired persons or persons who work from home, and are willing to participate as a focal point. Any parcels or signature required parcels are left with them, they then send a text to you saying it's arrived and you can then walk down the street and get it, or have it redirected as the case may be.

You guy's really do need to come into the 21st century, we're well into it now.

doG

In darting forum land i'd say the one and only thing that truly unites us all is the fact your an utter wankstain across the board.

wOlFiE

Your opinion is as valued as an ashtray on a motorcycle.
doG

10x more valued than yours then. cunt

im waiting for several parcels including one quite expensive one.

11.30, no sign of the bleedin postie and i have to go to work.

check the garden later i suppose.

ffs.

Bullying going on now, wonder when the naughty step will be used?

Snakehipsx2 wrote:Fucking tree has arrived. How tall should a "Six foot Xmas tree" be? I may be a bit naive here but I didn't think it would be over twelve foot.

Was it on a two for one offer?

Terry Kenny wrote: 10x more valued than yours then. cunt

No wonder your thick
doG