Royal Mail, Stuff That Goes Missing

[j j m 6,561]

How does so much stuff that we post go missing,i sent 2 magazinez for a rapid off 2 weeks ago they didnt get to the lad I had to send his money back,waiting for a catapult to come for my daughter off a good member on here that never got here,so where does all this missing stuff go,it cant all be down to a bent postman,do they ever investagate complaints for stuff that goes missing

[sikastag_1 689]

I'll never understand why people don't send things recorded mate, I always ask for things recorded aswell and if I'm sending anything with a lot of value or any cash it gets sent special delivery

[riohog 5,751]

touch wood , ive never had stuff go missing#11 hmmmm ive sent stuff all over the world , but allways require a signiture ,, saves any missunderstanding

[j j m 6,561]

Maybe that's the only way to do it in the future but some one must be getting all the stuff that goes mussing

[NELS0N 457]

Maybe that's the only way to do it in the future but some one must be getting all the stuff that goes mussing

Every courier including the Royal mail have "unidentified parcel" warehouses, these are held for a certain amount of time and then sold to other companies who return a percentage of the profits. Once your item goes into these blackholes you rarely get it back, doesnt matter if your company logo's are all over it!

Edited October 8, 2014 by NELS0N

[sikastag_1 689]

There's a few hot handed posties aswell, twice my kids have had birthday cards with money never get here, I had a letter sent to me that you might have thought was a birthday card but wasn't it had been opened and sealed again, and a Jiffy bag delivered that had been busy open to see inside, you'd be aswell talking to the biggest fence post you can find than try and complain to them about it if there was any other service I would use it, recorded then you can track it or special delivery then the fuckers vacant steal your money

[dytkos 17,821]

It's surprising how cheap a courier is nowadays.

 

A chap left a rucksack in our holiday cottage a few weeks back containing a decent camera, I pad and some other bits.

Sent it to the Midlands via DHL, 48 hour delivery, it cost £11.50 with £2500 worth of insurance included.

 

Cheers, D.

[j j m 6,561]

Well I think signed for is the way to go now,

[tillylamp 1,838]

hi,

 

ive had a bit of money go missing with royal mail in the past, and when I went up there to see the boss man about......"where's my money gone" and he didn't want to know or even investigate, so, when I mentioned what had happened at the post office were I sent it from, she said "o yeh you should have sent it registered delivery, that way your insured" so why didn't she tell me that when I gave here the money to send....doh! stupid people.

 

tl