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Roland Perry writes:
In message , at 16:42:17 on Thu, 13 Mar 2014, Phil Cook remarked: I find the courier firms are far superior to RM for customer service. They actually answer the phone when you ring the number on the card to say they have a package for you but you were out. They will leave in the porch or elsewhere if you wish. RM usually don't leave items in porches because of the risk of theft. Can descend into farce. I had a parcel delivered at my front door last week by one of the minor couriers, where the chap said I didn't need to sign for it because he'd already logged it as "left in back garden". It wasn't clear if this was a one-off error on his behalf, or a widespread form of expediting delivery without bothering to discover if the householder was actually at home. Royal Mail offer me a far better service, and don't inconvienience the neighbours. The neighbours are old and take looking after things seriously and worry. When I get a card from the Royal Mail, I just stop off at the delivery office on my way to work and get my stuff. As long as you are there before 9:30 when they go out delivering, they are happy to help. Or you can go in the afternoon at the time on the card. But thats the advantage of living in a small town. Phil |
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