Stamps up 20%

Fact of the matter is, 60p is not expensive.

This is the first large jump in years and with the rising cost of fuel and how knackered the economy is, is it any surprise?
 
How on earth do the Post Office make any money?

charged me £25 to send a GFX card back to OCUK.. thats bit steep IMO.

also, i used to live next to a postie. nice chap. when i had my son he asked how long paternity i got. i told him i had to take 2 weeks holiday. they get 9 months paid leave. and a good pension. and lets face it, isnt delivering mail a really easy job? min wage? nope. around £25k.
 
charged me £25 to send a GFX card back to OCUK.. thats bit steep IMO.

also, i used to live next to a postie. nice chap. when i had my son he asked how long paternity i got. i told him i had to take 2 weeks holiday. they get 9 months paid leave. and a good pension. and lets face it, isnt delivering mail a really easy job? min wage? nope. around £25k.

There's more to it than the final mile...
 
Knew this would happen so I bought £60 worth of stamps from Superdrug who still have 5% off stamps :)
 
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As far as im aware they are forced by the regulatory body, postcom, to deliver their competitors mail. Bargain price for the service though,
 
charged me £25 to send a GFX card back to OCUK.. thats bit steep IMO.

also, i used to live next to a postie. nice chap. when i had my son he asked how long paternity i got. i told him i had to take 2 weeks holiday. they get 9 months paid leave. and a good pension. and lets face it, isnt delivering mail a really easy job? min wage? nope. around £25k.

9 months paid paternity leave is clearly BS, even the civil service only get 2 wks paid
 
Not really even RM's fault, blame the Gov for making it they HAD NO CHOICE but to deliver the competitions mail on their behalf because of "fair competition laws", this wasn't anything to do with the RM management, this was forced upon them, and they are having to cover their costs from having to do this.
 
I work in a customer services dept and we went paperless only recently. Correspondences = email or fax, but rarely by post. This move will simply make more people go paperless like us.
 
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