Christmas sales and Royal Mail

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Blush

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    talking of Royal Mail, anyone using their franking service? where you print the postage yourself and get invoiced every 30 days.can't decide whether to go for this or not
     
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    Christiane

  • #7
    Blush, you might be better off starting a new thread. I'm on packetpost and get invoiced every 30 days or so, it varies every month, I pay by direct debit. Quite good from a cashflow point of view. Are you talking about smartstamp?
     
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    Beachcomber

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    billcan said:
    I had lost two parcels by royal mail months ago. I'd select DHL OR Fedex though they are somewhat expensive but fast..
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    :eek: 2 parcels lost! You lucky swine!
    I've had close to 45 go missing this year. And now Royal Mail are going to alter the claims process so yuo can only claim back the wholesale / cost price of the goods rather than the sale price.
     
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