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Post Office Recorded Signed For Delivery ServiceNewest Review: ... a careful plan to keep the Royal Mail afloat from the demons of progress. In the times where I allocated the Royal Mail to serve me while I was marketing in MT Handsets, the area of Scotland was notoriously rocky as 60% of the handsets went missing while using the 'next day special delivery' service. Postal laws in Scotland change dramatically while offloading MT items to depots. If, items ... more |
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by - written on 20/10/09 (Very useful, 27 readings)
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There are times you send a letter when you need to know that it arrived. This may be because the contents are of value whether financial or personal or because they have to arrive by a specific date and a signature is the easiest way to prove this occurred. Their are lots of options out there. Anything sent with a major courier like DHL or FedEx requires a signature on recipet but at £7 or more for this service its only worth using these services if your item eweighs in excess of 4kg. For anything smaller its far cheaper to use a branch of the Post Office who will request a signature on reciept of an item for an additional 75 pence plus the normal cost of ... Read the complete review
by - written on 16/04/09 (Very useful, 2048 readings)
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***RECORDED DELIVERY SERVICE*** This service is offered by the post office to ensure important items get sent and signed for when they have reached their destination. With this service you also check online, the status of your parcel/item and where it currently is. You can use recorded delivery First or Second class, and if you sue first class most items will get to the destination the following day. Recorded signed for delivery includes the following things: * Proof of Posting - Should you need to make a claim for lost items or prove to the recipient that the item was posted. * Signature on delivery - To prove that your item got to the destination ... Read the complete review

