LOL no, it's 1 (shilling) and fourpence.
LOL no, it's 1 (shilling) and fourpence.
It's not 'fish and chips is fourpence', you daft sod.
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And a pint is 1 and 3, but you posh buggers obviously go in the lounge bar so it's 1 n 4
But remember you can also use the non-price-marked stamps for sending larger items; so if you need to send a parcel (for which the post office usually remains the default carrier for most people most of the time - at least for smaller items) there's nothing to stop you slapping a dozen
2nd class stamps on or whatever.David
Also Superdrug I believe
David
Collect+ is now my choice for quite a few parcels. Often cheaper and certainly more convenient - I can take the parcel in a 9 p.m.!
Hmm, never come across that before - I see that my nearest 'outlet' is a corner shop closer to my home than the PO: I'll certainly be looking into that - thanks!
David
I used it to send back a damaged eBay item recently. Royal Mail wanted about 14 quid to send the parcel 'tracked'. Collect+ charged £5.99 and took a couple of days longer.
Oops. Must clean screen!
Andy
No, it doesn't. They've removed the link between insurance and the default first class charge.
It's now capped at the fixed value of £46.
Tuppence h'penny
I think you are getting your calendar mixed up a bit. On PAYE you pay tax after you have received the income. On self assessment you pay up front on your estimated income not taxed at source
- and if you underestimate you end up paying interest.
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