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poppyjr | 11:32 Tue 07th Oct 2014 | How it Works
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I have had a card through the letter box telling me that I need to collect a letter from the office and pay £1.53. Can I go to the office and ask to see the letter and then refuse to pay if it is something that I do not want ?
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Yes, I did that recently
11:33 Tue 07th Oct 2014
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Thank you janbee
11:37 Tue 07th Oct 2014
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I asked to see the letter and saw it was junk that I didn't want. I don't know what the PO then did with it.
11:38 Tue 07th Oct 2014
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Yes - if you refuse to accept it, they return it to the sender.
11:40 Tue 07th Oct 2014
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You can ask to see the envelope but obviously can't open it and then say that you do not want it. This has happened to me on a few occasions.
11:43 Tue 07th Oct 2014
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What, they wouldn't let you open it ?
For shame.
12:28 Tue 07th Oct 2014

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