I am a little anoyed (and this happens with numerous companies) that unless we "choose and inform the companies" then they automaticly asume we agree"! the Post Office have now (after a trial run) say that there is a need for this service, and unless you personaly opt out and display a sticker, then they will leave neighbours parcels witn you and yours with them. now I already take in next doors parcels quite happily as they are out at work all day, but so are most of the other people in the close, hence I often have delivery drivers banging on my door asking me to take parcles in for such n such a number (and the drivers get quite disgruntelled when I say "no",_) whom I have never spoke to me or me to them,also if I am not in then Mr Biker whos is disabled tries his best to go to the door but more often than not he either doesnt make it or the delivery driver has gone by the time he has got to the door (stana chair lifts don't move very fast)!
so why! should ! have to go to the trouble of opting out and having to display a sticker! on my door to tell them that.... I don't want stickers on my door...besides "I don't want my Anne Summers parcels going to my neighbours "
Hunt, the Chancellor, gets his figures wrong!
Is it me or am I getting mixed messages
Kate Garroway-Care at home costs