Freak

Yeah right

Our normal posties are sound- get on fine with them, and its been the same ones for several years.

New postie started a few weeks ago, and since then almost every other day he puts our mail(no 7) next door with their mail (no 7a).
Leaving my records on their doorstep when they are out- and never getting a signature for the recorded ones, which most of them are - is starting to hack me off somewhat.
The icing on the cake is that we were recently in a legal dispute with t*sser next door (yep-7a) and our solicitors letters regarding it were getting posted through his door

Its not like they are flats or anything, which could perhaps be an excuse- sodding great detached houses with big numbers on the front.


Any suggestions~? Have phoned up about 5 times to complain, and even spoken-politely- to the guy concerned when it first happened- yet its still happening.


/victor meldrew mode

Poor Guy

just politey explain to the postie?

Patt@firstime

Yeah, speak to him?

Freak

have done twice now- and its still happening.
I think he may be a retard

Patt@firstime

Phone the local sorting office

16vmarc

Or

maybe hes got a racket going on with matey from 7a

Patt@firstime

or

maybe its the owner of number 7a with a postmans outfit on as a disguise

FASTER MIKE!!

if he's not getting a signiture for the recorded deliverys then report him, he's probably signing them him self, very serious, from what i've heard. next time it happens ring the sorting office and speak the manager and report him

EXSCOOBY

im on every dj mailing list under the sun
i get 40-50 records a week delivered plus loads of cds
everything is fine now , touch wood. However royal mail switched my postie once 2 yrs ago to a young lad who proceeded to swipe all my vinyl. Also he threatened to report me just cos my bullterrier chased him down the path and knocked him over (it was playing)
anyhoo i reported him and got him sacked/moved
ive got some old geezer now who doesnt like pumping house nearly as much as me

Scoob99

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