Neighbour just gave postie £20!!!
Neighbour just gave postie £20!!!
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qooqiiu

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753 posts

226 months

Thursday 11th December 2008
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There i was chatting to the old duffer next door when the postman can along handed my neighbour his letters, neighbour proceeds to delve into his pocket and gives the postie a score!

I know i wouldn't do that nono

Would you?

dibbers006

14,640 posts

247 months

Thursday 11th December 2008
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If I could afford it, was in at the time, and they had gone out of their way to deliver excellent service etc then maybe.

It is cold in shorts this time of year wink

whitechief

4,432 posts

224 months

Thursday 11th December 2008
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qooqiiu said:
There i was chatting to the old duffer next door when the postman can along handed my neighbour his letters, neighbour proceeds to delve into his pocket and gives the postie a score!

I know i wouldn't do that nono

Would you?
I always give my postie a tenner at christmas.

MK4 Slowride

10,028 posts

237 months

Thursday 11th December 2008
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Err no, but maybe the postie delivers more than mail IYKWIM.

Podie

46,649 posts

304 months

Thursday 11th December 2008
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MK4 Slowride said:
Err no, but maybe the postie delivers more than mail IYKWIM.
Pie...? rotate

thebluebus

3,558 posts

246 months

Thursday 11th December 2008
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qooqiiu said:
There i was chatting to the old duffer next door when the postman can along handed my neighbour his letters, neighbour proceeds to delve into his pocket and gives the postie a score!

I know i wouldn't do that

Would you?
What, your postie?

qooqiiu

Original Poster:

753 posts

226 months

Thursday 11th December 2008
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MK4 Slowride said:
Err no, but maybe the postie delivers more than mail IYKWIM.
What to a 70 year old man! Thats just wrong.

BoRED S2upid

21,047 posts

269 months

Thursday 11th December 2008
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Those evil swines only deliver bills and my copy of Evo once a month. Hardly worth a tip.

ultegra

525 posts

235 months

Thursday 11th December 2008
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Never get the same postman two days running.........tumbleweed

Dugiet

279 posts

213 months

Thursday 11th December 2008
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£20 lol

falcemob

8,248 posts

265 months

Thursday 11th December 2008
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I always give our postie a tenner at Christmas as she looks after me the rest of the year. wink

Slagathore

6,225 posts

221 months

Thursday 11th December 2008
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I probably wouldn't!

But that's just because of what happened a couple weeks ago!

I was waiting for a parcel that I had to sign for. Mail comes at its usual time, around 12 noon, and the pickup card was already in with the mail. He clearly made no attempt to ring the door bell or see if anyone was in to sign for it mad


Plotloss

67,280 posts

299 months

Thursday 11th December 2008
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If he managed to deliver some post, to two companies (business is apparently a priority) at the same address before mid fking day I'd consider giving him something.

JulianHJ

8,868 posts

291 months

Thursday 11th December 2008
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Ours is fcensoredg worthless, put a couple of hundred quids worth of parcels in our recycling bin on bin day last week - at least the bin men had already been. This is not the first time they've been complete muppets either. Certainly won't be getting any cash off me... mad

otolith

68,801 posts

233 months

Thursday 11th December 2008
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sgathore said:
I was waiting for a parcel that I had to sign for. Mail comes at its usual time, around 12 noon, and the pickup card was already in with the mail. He clearly made no attempt to ring the door bell or see if anyone was in to sign for it mad
Had that happen last week. It was a house guest's wallet, which he had accidentally left at his sister's house, and she had posted on to him. Our local post office was closed that afternoon, too, so he couldn't pick it up until the following morning.

shirt

25,403 posts

230 months

Thursday 11th December 2008
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dibbers006 said:
and they had gone out of their way to deliver excellent service etc then maybe.
don't take this the wrong way but what would you say constitutes excellent service from the postie?

i'm never home during the day so i couldn;t distinguish between a good and bad deliver of my bills.


MonkeyBusiness

4,243 posts

216 months

Thursday 11th December 2008
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I give my postie a tip each Xmas. He uses his common sense and leaves parcels with neighbours or gets them to sign for goods so I don't have to visit the depot (yes I have good neighbours).

He also puts up with my young daughter thinking he is 'Postman Pat'

Slagathore

6,225 posts

221 months

Thursday 11th December 2008
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otolith said:
sgathore said:
I was waiting for a parcel that I had to sign for. Mail comes at its usual time, around 12 noon, and the pickup card was already in with the mail. He clearly made no attempt to ring the door bell or see if anyone was in to sign for it mad
Had that happen last week. It was a house guest's wallet, which he had accidentally left at his sister's house, and she had posted on to him. Our local post office was closed that afternoon, too, so he couldn't pick it up until the following morning.
Ridiculous! Are they really that lazy or stupid that they can't ring a doorbell.

There's a bit on the back that says about leaving a certain amount of time before collecting. God knows what it said, it was a just a pathetic scribble.

I was quite lucky really, the posty had parked his old banger outside of our house, and as I was getting ready to go to the post office, I saw him returning to his car, so ran out and get the parcel.


Neil_H

15,418 posts

280 months

Thursday 11th December 2008
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No chance, I'd be asking mine where all my missing letters are and for a refund of all the money they've stolen off me.

dibbers006

14,640 posts

247 months

Thursday 11th December 2008
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shirt said:
dibbers006 said:
and they had gone out of their way to deliver excellent service etc then maybe.
don't take this the wrong way but what would you say constitutes excellent service from the postie?

i'm never home during the day so i couldn;t distinguish between a good and bad deliver of my bills.
Parcels turning up before I have to go to work at a regular time in good condition. Effort made to knock or alert me. Redeliveries of parcels or efforts made to leave with neighbours.

Cheeky wink and a smile winksmile

To be fair any parcels I get on Saturday the Postman makes every effort to wake the whole fking building up at 7.20AM rolleyeslaugh